Net Zero Housing Development
A Building that produces the equal or more energy than it consumes is called Net Zero House.
Why Net Zero Building?
Get your own Energy System, i.e. also your asset
Get unlimited source of energy
Let your local utility company to pay you
Go ahead and build green world
Algenol to Partner in China to take Climate Action
China Looks to Algenols Carbon Mitigation Technology to Reduce Rising Global CO2 Levels and Help Combat Climate Change
1st International Energy Efficiency Summit and the latest regulation in the sector - together at RENEXPO®!
To support and to be involved in the promotion of the legislative changes made by ANRE, regarding energy efficiency, REECO is organizing the 1st Interna-tional Energy Efficiency Summit for the industrial and building sector in Romania, in parallel to RENEXPO® SOUTH-EAST EUROPE. The event is sup-ported by ANRE - Regulatory Authority for Energy in Romania and it will take place on the 18th of November 2015, at the Palace Hall in Bucharest.
It's Time for a Non-Renewable Carbon User Fee for Fuels
Advanced Biofuels USA lays out idea for disappearing tax on non-renewable portions of transportation fuel and natural gas.
Balls of DNA Could Fix Geothermal Energy's Biggest Problem
Shara Tonn for Wired.com: Geothermal Power has the potential to be cheap, reliable, and abundant—running off the heat of the Earth 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That’s especially true thanks to a new generation of home-grown geothermal plants, which don’t run off the steam of natural hot springs and geysers. No need to find those hydrothermal gems; today, geothermal engineers are making their own reservoirs by drilling down into hot rock and pumping in water.
The catch? Engineers can’t see what’s happening underground. Drilling wells in just the right spot can be like playing golf blindfolded: Even if someone faces you in the right direction, you could still hit the ball way off the green. But tiny fragments of DNA dropped into the wells could soon help engineers follow the path of water underground, helping them sink their putts every time.
In a basic geothermal plant set-up, engineers actually have to drill two types of wells. The first kind, which goes down two or three miles, carries cold water down deep, where it fractures the hot rock and creates new paths for water to move. It’s kind of like fracking, but without the chemicals. Cont'd...
Balls of DNA Could Fix Geothermal Energy's Biggest Problem
Shara Tonn for Wired.com: Geothermal Power has the potential to be cheap, reliable, and abundant—running off the heat of the Earth 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That’s especially true thanks to a new generation of home-grown geothermal plants, which don’t run off the steam of natural hot springs and geysers. No need to find those hydrothermal gems; today, geothermal engineers are making their own reservoirs by drilling down into hot rock and pumping in water.
The catch? Engineers can’t see what’s happening underground. Drilling wells in just the right spot can be like playing golf blindfolded: Even if someone faces you in the right direction, you could still hit the ball way off the green. But tiny fragments of DNA dropped into the wells could soon help engineers follow the path of water underground, helping them sink their putts every time.
In a basic geothermal plant set-up, engineers actually have to drill two types of wells. The first kind, which goes down two or three miles, carries cold water down deep, where it fractures the hot rock and creates new paths for water to move. It’s kind of like fracking, but without the chemicals. Cont'd...
Fortune 100 Executive Authors Cloud Convergence Strategy Book
Fortune 100 Executive Writes Business Transformation Strategy Book for Today's New Technology Paradigms.
Genera Energy Nominated for the 2015 Biofuels Hot 40 List
Biomass feedstock industry leader aims to repeat honor of being named one of the 40 hottest companies in the advanced bioeconomy
Bioenergy in Asia: A driver for research and innovation
The International Bioenergy (Shanghai) Exhibition and Asian Bioenergy Conference
China Looks to Algenol's Carbon Mitigation Technology to Reduce Rising Global CO2 Levels and Help Combat Climate Change
U.S.-based Algenol will partner with South Chinas Fujian Zhongyuan New Energy Company, Ltd. (ZYNE) to develop projects throughout Southern China, utilizing carbon emissions to create renewable fuels. The goal is to provide solutions for Chinas three biggest challenges: access to clean air, clean water and sustainable fuels.
Exclusive new interview released with ESWET - European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology
An interview with Guillaume Perron-Pich©, Policy Officer, European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology
Biofuel Production is Complex
Introduction of biofuels is proceeding so quickly, that the environmental risks of biofuel production are being disregarded. Without careful and thorough assessment and regulation, the promise of biofuels may well be delayed.
GCUBE UNVEILS WEATHER RISK TRANSFER MECHANISM
Specialist renewable energy underwriter responds to wind and hydroelectric market uncertainty with launch of tailored weather risk hedging product
Greenpeace Report Finds 100 Percent Renewable Energy Possible by 2050
Global phase out of fossil fuels would cover necessary investment in renewables
GRC Annual Meeting & GEA Geothermal Energy Expo Welcomes World's Largest Annual Geothermal Energy Gathering
September 20-23 at the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino, Reno, Nevada, USA
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