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The Battle for Energy Florian Ion Petrescu , Relly Victoria Petrescu Bucharest Polytechnic University

Aug 2011

The share of renewables in electricity generation is around 18%, with 15% of global electricity coming from hydroelectricity and 3% from new renewables. This paper aims to disseminate new methods of obtaining energy.
SB X 1-2 and California’s New Energy Future David Nahai Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith

Jun 2011

This law, called the California Renewable Energy Resources Act, obligates all California electricity providers to obtain at least 33% of their energy from renewable resources by the year 2020. This requirement constitutes the most aggressive renewable portfolio standard in the country.
International Wind Energy Development: World Market Update 2010 Contributed by BTM Consult – A Part of Navigant Consulting

Jun 2011

This year’s World Market Updated includes a full chapter dedicated to Direct-Drive WTG versus Gearbox-Equipped WTG. The increased use of the direct-drive turbines across the wind market is impacting the wind industry. The World Market Update 2010 identifies and compares the pros and cons of both the direct-drive and gearbox-equipped concepts, as well as the implications of using permanent magnets on a large scale.
Mechanical ventilation and heat recovery System with integral heat pump John Perry Redoak

Jun 2011

This article explains: some background to our bungalow design, why we had the original mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system installed; why we chose the latest system and our experience with both systems.
Renewable Energy Home Design Don Harmon LFeBATT

Jun 2011

My premise is that we need a new Model for Housing, as the older homes will not hold their value by today’s Renewable Energy standards, and the next generation buyers will quickly be drawn to a more energy efficient model. These new buyers are also looking for different designs than older homes typically offer for their lifestyle choices.
Echo Captures More Untapped Solar Energy Contributed by EchoFirst

Jun 2011

This is an interesting use of existing technologies combined to build a viable solution.
Suppliers Converging on Electricity Distribution Automation Opportunity Donald Henschel IMS Research

Jun 2011

Short description of recent trade show visits, highlighting increased supplier and customer awareness of distribution automation as stepping-stone to renewables integration and development of smart grid
Oregon’s Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Comes Along – But Slowly Jennifer Barker SolWest Fair & EORenew

Jun 2011

Currently, the biggest limitation for drivers thinking about making the transition to EVs is the need for a reliable network of charging facilities to increase the range of these vehicles and to alleviate any fear of “running out of juice.” Surveys indicate that ease and accessibility of charging rank at the top of potential buyers’ concerns about electric vehicles.
Introduction to JOINT IMPLEMENTATION – JI Bill Bizios

Jun 2011

The basic principles of Joint Implementation are defined in Article 6 of the Kyoto Protocol. Project participants from two (or more) Annex 1 Parties may jointly implement an emissions-reducing project in the territory of an Annex 1 Party, and count the resulting emission reduction units towards meeting the Kyoto target of the other involved Annex 1 Party/ies.
Plug-In Electric Vehicle Infrastructures USA 2011 Event Report by John Kalb Cymru Electric

Jun 2011

One of the key takeaways from the event was that a lot of consumer education is required to continue the momentum of early adopters and to help cross over to a more mainstream market mid-century. EV ownership will require increased awareness about energy, not power, a new vehicle power train, batteries and conversion from miles per gallon to miles per kWt hour.

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