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3,000 MW of wind power to added in 2007
Wind power has some definite advantages as an energy source, being readily available and infinitely renewable and definitely pollution free. It's also increasingly popular with 3,000 MW of new wind powered generating capacity being installed in the Unites States in 2007. That's enough power to feed 750,000-900,000 homes. Two thirds of the new capacity is being installed in Texas which is making a major push into wind power with the 2,000 MW being added there enough to displace 3 million tons of CO2 annually. Of course course even wind isn't ... Read more →
Highway wind turbines to capture energy from passing vehicles Sam Abuelsamid
An Arizona State University student has proposed a very novel way of re-capturing some of the energy expended by vehicles moving at high speeds on our nations highways. We all know how much air ...
Venture capitalists ready to throw money at green energy technology firms Sebastian Blanco
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3,000 MW of wind power to added in 2007 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
Wind power has some definite advantages as an energy source, being readily available and infinitely renewable and definitely pollution free. It's also increasingly popular with 3,000 MW of new wind powered generating capacity being installed in the Unites States in 2007. That's enough power to feed ...
Highway wind turbines to capture energy from passing vehicles 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
An Arizona State University student has proposed a very novel way of re-capturing some of the energy expended by vehicles moving at high speeds on our nations highways. We all know how much air turbulence is generated by vehicles moving at speed particularly trucks. The proposal would involve ...
Venture capitalists ready to throw money at green energy technology firms 3 years ago on Autoblog Green
What ideas are worth buying into? It’s buried down a bit in the text, but this San Francisco Chronicle article makes it clear that technology companies that have bold ideas for green juice are getting funding out of venture capitalists. The paper reports that 172 companies in the Bay Area ...
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