Renewable Energy

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Renewable Energy Science
Power engineering, installations, electricity, solar energy, wind energy, industrial installation
- Renewable Energy Nigeria (owner)
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- 23 total members
- Last updated May 14

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Renewable Energy

Global Solar Portal:

BBC News - Rainforest plays critical role in hydropower generation

New research suggests that cutting down trees in the rainforest could limit the amount of electricity generated by hydropower.
- May 14
- 4 members like this
Global Solar Portal:
US climate refugees

Alaska on the edge: Newtok's residents race to stop village falling into sea | Environment | The Guardian

Newtok is losing ground to the sea at a dangerous rate. Unless its population can be relocated in time, an entire community will cease to exist and the villagers will become America's first climate refugees
- May 14
- 4 members like this
Global Solar Portal:
looks like a negotiating position. But is protectionism good for renewable hardware?

http://www.enn.com/top_stories/article/45959

http://www.enn.com/top_stories/article/45959
- May 12
- Agnieszka Rucinska, The Solar Panels, and Philip Croton like this.
Macell Incorporated/AnpaWi.com:
I need some information on new battery technology. If you can help please respond and thanks in advance.
- April 24
pv magazine:

US: Thin film solar energy sells cheaper than coal fired: pv-magazine

According to the terms of the proposed PPA for the 50 MW Macho Springs solar park in New Mexico, First Solar would be selling the energy generated by its thin film modules for a record low price for the technology.
- February 5
- Bikelogy, Mel Brol, and Agnieszka Rucinska like this.
SES PVT LTD:
http://www.sespvt.com/categories.php?category=Battery-Charger-%28-05-%29

Battry Charger

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- October 13, 2012
Mashov Group LTD:
CleanTech 2012 is the 16th annual international event for Clean Technologies:
environmental quality, infrastructures and green building, renewable
energy and water technologies. The exhibition will take place at the
Israel Trade Fairs and Conventions C... more
- February 5, 2012

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Green Way Up
Agnieszka Rucinska
SES PVT LTD www.sespvt.com
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Mark Bahlke Good news came in the mail this week. My energy bill for last month was only $28 and some change, or less than $1.00 per day. :) It will not be hard to make this shrink to nothing as the solar equipment gets installed.
Penguino World
Macell Incorporated/AnpaWi.com I know you all know a lot about plants. I have a friend who is doing research for a book and she needs to know information on herbs that can be used as an oral elixir for GSW. Things that an Indian Medicine woman would use. She appreciates the help.
Mike Allen he spirit of giving is at its peak during the winter holiday season. Unfortunately, so is our environmental impact. Between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve, we generate 25 percent more landfill waste than during the rest of the year, and buy enough greeting cards to fill a football stadium 10 stories high!* There are simple ways to "green up" your holidays that may even save you money and spark new gift ideas. Keep these considerations in mind: Life span: Look for gifts that are long-lasting and durable, or that can be passed onto someone else when your recipient has finished using it. For the person who already has everything, consider giving a personalized gift (see suggestions below). Materials: Try to purchase products made from organic or recycled materials, in minimal, recyclable packaging. If you're buying electronic or household items, look for the most energy-efficient models. You can ask store clerks for this information or research products online. BYOB: Bring your own tote bag to carry gifts, avoiding the waste of paper and plastic bags. Plan ahead: Consolidate your shopping trips to save gas. Shop locally, or skip driving altogether by shopping online. Creative gift wrapping: If each American household wrapped three gifts in reused materials, enough paper would be saved to cover 45,000 football fields.* Reuse old wrapping paper, gift bags or boxes, and Sunday comics, or make cloth bags in which to present your gifts. Cards: Purchase cards made from recycled paper, or cut the picture side off of old cards and send them as postcards. Better yet, skip paper altogether and wish a happy holiday to loved ones via the Internet ("e-cards"), telephone, or in person. Stumped for gift ideas? Here are just a few specific suggestions: Food: Make cookies, breads, or jams and present them in reusable tins and jars, or give a pre-made, frozen gourmet dinner right in the baking dish. Gift certificates: Offer to do yard work, shovel snow, babysit, walk the dog, or cook dinner
Mel Brol
Anastasia Mihailovskaya Earth is Dearer than Gold! Global warming is causing a rise in ocean levels. Aerosol sprays are helping to destroy the ozone layer. We must find alternative sources of power to avoid an energy crisis. Acid rains damages our lakes, rivers and forests as well as our buildings. Energy from the sun can be used to produce solar power. Oil spills pollute our seas and beaches and kill many sea creatures. Unfortunately, whales have become n endangered species. We are running out of fossil fuels, so we have to start using other sources of power. These problems are in our hands. It's our business. Only we can change this situation. Just start from small things. Dos: 1) separate and recycle rubbish. 2) use a hand-held hose. 3) take public transport. 4) switch off lights when leaving a room. Don'ts: 1) put all rubbish in the same bin. 2) leave sprinkles on all day. 3) use car every day. 4) leave the lights on all the time. Think about your actions and choose the right way. Choose the Green Way Up!