ET Solar Announces Establishment of Latin American Regional Office in Santiago, Chile
To provide enhanced sales, technical and commercial supports to the customers in Latin America.
Unirac Selected by RES Canada for 20 Megawatt Solar Project in Ontario
The projects will be executed in two phases, which started in the fall of 2013, with final completion in 2014.
Trina Solar to Supply 1MW to Jordan's Largest Solar Power Project
The electricity generated by the solar power project will cover 100 percent of the electricity needs of two student dormitory buildings in the Ma'an Development Area Residential Community in Ma'an, making them zero net energy buildings and a showcase for solar technology in Jordan.
Main Street Power Company Adopts Mercatus Platform to Streamline Solar Finance Analysis
Main Street Power Company Adopts Mercatus Platform to Streamline Solar Finance Analysis
First Wind Announces Opening of Applications for the Fifth Year of its Scholarship Program
First Wind Announces Opening of Applications for the Fifth Year of its Scholarship Program
New Energy Technologies SolarWindow™ Recipient of 2013 Energy Innovation Award from Energy Business Review (EBR)
The award recognizes the most promising projects with the potential to become trendsetters in the global energy sector.
Iberdrola Renewables Seeks to Build New Wind Farm in New Hampshire
Submits state application for 23 towers after four years of research and local outreach
Enphase Installations Outpacing U.S. Residential Solar Growth in 2013
Enphase sees over 200% year-over-year growth in California during the third quarter of 2013
EDF Renewable Energy Closes MIPSA on Lancaster Solar Project and Commences Construction
The power generated will be delivered to the Town of Billerica, Massachusetts
What's the Future of Green Building in 2014? Industry Leader Offers Top 10 Megatrends
Green building consultant, speaker & author, Jerry Yudelson has announced his annual list of major green building trends that will affect the industry in 2014 and beyond.
Solar Frontier Forms EPC Alliance with BELECTRIC and Shoseki Engineering & Construction
Combining expertise and capabilities to provide more economical and speedy solutions for the Japan megasolar market
TRUE SOUTH RENEWABLES, POWER PRO-TECH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP
Leading Field Service Providers Jointly Deliver Nationwide Coverage for Operations, Maintenance
Kinangop Wind Farm in Kenya to be Powered by 38 GE Wind Turbines
One of the Largest Wind Power Generation Projects to be Built in Sub-Saharan Africa
---- Iberdrola Engineering to Build the 61-Megawatt Wind Farm; Aeolus Kenya Developing Project
---- Planned Energy Mix Will Give Kenya's Population the Reliability of Supply and Contribute to the Social and Economic Development of Kenya
---- GE to Provide 38 1.6-MW Wind Turbines and Operations and Maintenance for 10 Years
Researchers Split Water into Hydrogen, Oxygen Using Light, Nanoparticles
Technology Potentially Could Create a Clean, Renewable Source of Energy
New geothermal technology could produce 10 times the electricity using CO2 from fossil fuel plants
The idea starts with the liquid carbon dioxide which is increasingly envisioned as a solution to global climate change. The CO2 is captured at the source from fossil fuel burning electrical generation facilities. For efficient storage, the CO2 is compressed into a liquid, which can be pumped deep into the earth, to be trapped in the same porous rock beds which once provided oily reservoirs.
But instead of just storing the CO2 underground, the COS would feed what is described as a "cross between a typical geothermal power plant and the Large Hadron Collider." Liquid CO2 would be pumped into horizontal wells set up in concentric rings deep in the earth.
Carbon dioxide flows through the porous rock bed deep in the earth more quickly than water, collecting as much heat more easily. More importantly, the CO2 expands more than water when heated, so the pressure differential between the CO2 pumped into the ground and the heated CO2 is much greater than the pressure differential of the water making the same loop.
The amount of energy that can be generated depends on this pressure differential -- and is therefore substantially greater in CPG than in traditional geothermal plants. The CO2 expands so much that the pressure alone can carry the heated CO2 back to the surface, an effect referred to as a "thermo-siphon". The thermo-siphon makes the use of pumps for recovering the hot CO2 unnecessary, reducing the energy costs required to generate the geothermal electricity for a higher overall efficiency.
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