Green energy is a huge goal for world to attain. It means specifically finding ways to get energy so people can continue to enjoy the same luxuries of technology–but without a negative impact to the..
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Buyer Beware – Using Power Factor Correction and Transient Voltage Surge Suppression to Reduce Energy Costs. heave-ho.org | All the news that’s fit to click.™ Crude oil futures are nudging $84 a barrel thanks to colder weather and a weaker dollar, but industrial demand will be the real test, Bloomberg reports . What’s next for U.S Fuel cells are highly interesting bits of tech. Literally moon shot technology brought to earth, they’ve been the darling of some green energy types and certain car companies for awhile now…. heave-ho.org | All the news that’s fit to click.™ What does it take to get Steven “Coal is My Worst Nightmare” Chu and Mike “I Quite Like Coal” Morris singing from the same hymnal? A successful clean-coal project, it seems. Our colleague Becky Smith reports in The Wall Street Journal today that American Electric Power boss Mike Morris is thrilled by the early progress on its first carbon-capture project in West Virginia, which has “exceeded expectations.” Now, the sky’s the limit: As a result, he believes AEP will be able to retire 25% of its coal-burning power plants and install advanced carbon-capture equipment on the remaining 75%. Crude oil futures rose above $78 a barrel on Iranian military exercises and a weaker dollar, Bloomberg reports . But at some point fundamentals will have to justify higher prices—the dollar can’t drive crude up forever, in the WSJ . Crude oil future fell below $77 a barrel as the dollar gained against the euro for a second straight day, Bloomberg reports . Europe might dodge the bullet for now: Russia and Ukraine agree to a new gas deal meant to avoid natural-gas cutoffs, protect Gazprom’s market, and keep Ukraine as a viable transit country, in the FT. The Senate has spent months working on different versions of a climate bill. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has drawn plenty of flak for wading into the debate over national energy and climate policy |
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