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Report says figures could rise to nearly one-third with power sector reforms, making it the world wind energy leader by a large margin 
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Miners in the Americas, Australia and Africa are beginning to economize with renewable power where grid electricity is expensive – or non-existent.
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A new report shows that on any number of metrics, progress in clean energy has really been immense.
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A group of Melbourne councils are banding together to bypass the renewable policies of the state and federal governments and directly appeal to clean-energy providers.
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Dutch company claims to have a wind turbine that is 80% more efficient than existent turbines.
Jason Brunson's curator insight,
June 6, 2014 10:52 PM
Love these items, a distributed power grid is coming, I just hope it gets here in time. |
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In the wee hours of the morning on Sunday, the mighty state of Texas was asleep. The honky-tonks in Austin were shuttered, the air-conditioned office towers of Houston were powered down, and the wind whistled through the dogwood trees and live oaks on the gracious lawns of Preston Hollow. Out...
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New research from Navigant research predicts that demand for renewable energy in Africa and the former Soviet Union, as well as hiccups across the developed world, will see wind power experience fastest growth in emerging markets.
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This funny looking wind tower acts like a funnel, directing the wind from any angle, down through a tube to a ground based turbine generator. The funneling of the wind through a narrow passage effectively creates a “jet effect” increasing the velocity of the wind, while lowering the pressure. This is called the Venturi Effect. This speeds up the wind turbine mounted inside the narrowest portion and generates electricity.
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