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Monthly Archives: May 2015
DOE EERE weekly news
Energy Department Evaluates Potential for Wind Power in 50 States SunShot Announces Solar Start-Up Winners Crowder College and Drury University Aim to Withstand Tornadoes with ShelteR3
USDOE released 2015 Enabling Wind Power Nationwide report
This report summarized that wind energy provides about 5% of the nation’s total electricity generation with 65 gigawatts (GW) deployed. There are utility-scale installations in 39 states.DOE further analyzed the potential for expanding use of wind nationwide: Continued advancements in … Continue reading
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Tagged current state of wind technology, Enabling Wind Power Nationwide, geographic expansion, hub heights, moderate wind resources, potential, transportation considerations, turbine technology, USDOE, utility-scale installations, Vehicle
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Energy Department Awards Nearly $10 Million for Efficient Lighting Development Energy Department Invests $4 Million to Strengthen Building America Industry Partnerships for High Performance Housing Innovation Energy Department Invests $6 Million to Increase Energy Efficiency of Schools, Offices, Stores and … Continue reading
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MIT team examined the current state of U.S. solar technologies
On May 5, MIT Energy Initiative released their report of “The Future of Solar Energy”. MIT team examined the current state of U.S. solar electricity generation, and assessed changes in U.S. government policies that could more effectively support the solar … Continue reading
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Renewable Energy Sources cannot Compete with Petroleum
Prof. Elio Santacesaria (Professor of Industrial Chemistry; CEO of Eurochem Engineering Co.) shared his experiences and versions on developing renewable energy technologies. (Trends in Renewable Energy, vol. 1, pp. 57-58. doi:10.17737/tre.2015.1.2.0010) “In 1973, after the Kippur war, a considerable increase … Continue reading
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Tagged coal, compete, cultural driving force, Elio Santacesaria, Kippur war, petroleum, political unilateral decision, Renewable Energy Sources, sustainability, Vehicle
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DOE’s first Quadrennial Energy Review (QER) report reviewed energy transmission, storage, and distribution infrastructure
In April 2015, DOE released its first Quadrennial Energy Review (QER) report, which reviews energy transmission, storage, and distribution infrastructure (TS&D) (http://energy.gov/epsa/quadrennial-energy-review-qer). This report provided following information: Increasing the Resilience, Reliability, Safety, and Asset Security of TS&D Infrastructure (Chapter II) Modernizing … Continue reading
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