Here’s another notice about the launch of my book, Renewable Energy – Facts and Fantasies, on Amazon.com. Again, the big day is Friday, October 29, 2010. And, to that end, here’s another incentive that I hope you’ll find attractive.
Tag: The Vector
The Vector: Potential Energy Game-Changers
The Vector: Is the Transition to Renewables Too Slow?
The US government’s stimulus package will double the country’s renewable energy capacity by 2012 (from 28.8 GW from renewable energy in 2008 to 57.6 GW) , according to a White House progress report launched by Vice President Joe Biden towards …
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The Vector: The Energy Challenge
The Vector: Finding Space for Energy Farming
The Vector: The World Gradually Turns to Renewables
In 2009, for the second year in a row, both the US and Europe added more power capacity from renewable sources such as wind and solar than conventional sources like coal, gas and nuclear, according to reports by the United …
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[The Vector] Former Senator Daschle and Newly-Formed Clean Energy Coalition Call on Obama for Action
[The Vector] From the Private Sector: American Business Leaders, including Bill Gates, Call for Immediate Renewable Energy Push
[The Vector] More from the Private Sector: Google – A Company Heavily Involved in Clean Energy Efforts
[The Vector] Small Wind Turbines Make Advances with Ordinary Americans
The EIA chart below shows the percentage of all energy and renewable energy categories produced and consumed in the U.S. Note which are the leading categories of renewables and the relationship to wind.
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