Aug
19
Public anger: never too big to fall
At present, we don’t have to burn fossils fuels anymore. We have all these renewable energy resources that will supply more than enough energy for current and future energy demands. Read More
Jul
5
The Hellisheidi power plant is the world’s largest geothermal facility. It provides the energy for Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, plus power for industry, by pumping up volcanically heated water to run turbines
Iceland has done it again. No, its not football. It’s even better. They successfully turned CO2 into stone!
In Iceland, scientists and engineers are fighting climate change by injecting CO2 deep into volcanic rocks. Read More
Dec
30
Green power for tropical center Eden and 4,000 households in the UK
The British Eden Project, a special greenhouse complex for nature and education, will have a geothermal power plant.
The plant will generate 4 megawatts green electricity and heat to the park and 4,000 households. Read More
Aug
11
The bullet accelerates up to 7000 kilometers/hour. Cheaper drilling for geothermal energy is the goal for this new technology
US start-up Hyper Sciences is developing a complex cannon gun in order to drill for geothermal energy kilometers deep costs effective.
Shell is investing $ 1 million in the start-up. Read More
Apr
9
Depending on the chosen system, up to 60% of savings can be achieved: in general a payback of between 1 and 5 years.
In industry, lots of hot water is used for cleaning. Hot water of 60 to 80 ° C is very common. During the industrial process a lot of heat flows directly with the wastewater into the sewer.
What a waste of energy! With Regain heat exchangers, heat can be recovered from wastewater. Read More
Mar
24
Sun, wind and wave-powered: Europe unites to build renewable energy ‘supergrid’
Building on its strengths, the Netherlands, has an unique position to play a pivotal role in the Europe Energy market.
Why? Because of its physical infrastructure, geographical location, its strong business acumen and scientific strengths.
The University Delft has made a model for the Netherlands, how to take the leading role in the European Energy Market.
Nov
10
hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, biomass and waste gas
In order to decrease temperature rising and replace fossil energy, we need to change to renewable energy sources.
They won’t get used up or run out. We are familiair with solar energy and wind energy.
But what about hydro, fusion of geo thermal?
Nov
6
An atlas of pollution: the world in carbon dioxide emissions
This Renewable Energy Policy Report 2014 presents an in-depth analysis of the renewable energy policies across the major countries in North and South America namely the US, Canada, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
It also presents the major renewable policy frameworks in place in some of the major states in the US and Canada.
Sep
29
The energy neutral residence was the first passive house in Amsterdam – the Netherlands. It was designed by Pieter Weijnen of UPFRNT/FARO
Everybody who is involved at a better world, greenhouse gas emissions, climate change etcetera, thinks about his own possible contribution. For example by building a house which is climate neutral.
Maybe you haven’t notice yet but look at passive houses. Passive House (or Passivhaus) (PH) was first established in Germany and is quickly becoming a standard in many parts of the world.
Jul
14
New energy projects from hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, biomass and waste gas
Africa launches a renewable energy fund to develop projects across sub-Sahara. 100 million dollars has already been resiled for the African Renewable Energy Fund and will probably be doubled.
The money will support small and medium-sized independent power producers with grid-tied projects of 5-50 megawatts in size: small hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, biomass and waste gas.
Jul
11
The Report presents an in-depth analysis of the Renewable Energy Policies of Wind, Solar, Geothermal, Biopower and Biofuels. The involved countries are: Germany, France, Italy, the UK, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Turkey. Read More
