When the idea of the electric car was proposed to minimize greenhouse gases and pollution, the two basic platforms were the hybrid platform and a pure electric platform. When it comes to the latter, the main issue is the low range of operation. While the breakthrough in battery technology is unlikely to happen, students, scientists, hobbyists and of course companies …
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Do big company electric car concepts herald trouble ahead for …
We’ve bringing exciting news – in the most recent cases, from the Tokyo Motor Show preview series – about major automakers that are bringing out all-electric concepts. Last week, for example, we learned about the very practical Subaru … More: continued here
Read More »Hybrid Sports Car–speed and Economy
Floyd Dorrance asked: This article explains a few things about “hybrid car”, and if you’re interested, then this is worth reading, because you can never tell what you don’t know. If you are a type of person who likes exotic high speed sports car, then you should prepare to spend a lot of money on gasoline. Sports cars are known …
Read More »Unlocking the Food and Fuel Connection
New study shows food and fuel are top of mind for Americans Sustainable America, a Stamford, Connecticut-based non-profit focused on the intertwined issues of food and fuel, announced today that its latest survey results show Americans are feeling pinched by high food and fuel costs but don’t fully understand the connections between the two. Sustainable America is leading the effort …
Read More »Benefits of Installing Solar In The Winter
Winter and fall are good seasons for installing solar panels. It may take a few months to get the solar panels installed after you have contacted a solar installer for the job. You might be worried about the high electricity bills in summer, so you should have your solar panels installed as soon as possible so that they are less expensive. You …
Read More »Ideas for Sustainable Family Fun
The coronavirus pandemic has led to widespread quarantines and social distancing protocols across the globe. The resulting curfews, remote work, and virtual school have created a scenario in which families have found themselves spending significant amounts of time together on the homefront. While a good portion of each day is typically spent working and attending classes, there is also plenty …
Read More »Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Environmental awareness and corporate social responsibility have been focal points in the business world for years now. Companies great and small have striven to make a difference by incorporating concepts such as making a “profit with a purpose” as they attempt to marry their normal, profit-driven activities with the long-term-oriented goal of creating a sustainable business model. While businesses are …
Read More »Flourishing partnership to establish new environmentally focused, industrial Innovation Centres
Teesside University and TWI Ltd have again joined forces with the launch of two new Innovation Centres which will help companies to reduce the impact their operations have on the environment. The Industrial Decarbonisation and Hydrogen Innovation Centre will focus on the development of cost effective, low-carbon technologies to support industry’s drive for clean energy growth. The Circular Economy and …
Read More »Green Energy is no longer the future, it is the present.
The rise of green energy inventions like solar thermal, wind turbine, and biobattery are shaping the way we think and live in a carbon-dependent industry. Furthermore, the cheap and clean energy generators enabled a paradigm shift towards adopting modern structural designs in energy independence. These green alternative energy inventions have gained global fascination. For instance, Toyota plans on continuing the …
Read More »Sustainable Housing Options for the Eco-Conscious
It’s always easier to talk about environmentally conscious pursuits than it is to actually put them into action. The subject remains easy to discuss about as studies and research continue to provide a stream of evidence and create a greater sense of general awareness on the issues. However, when it comes to implementing those very same concepts into our daily …
Read More »Innovative Strategy for Renewable Energy
Interior Department, State of California Announce Innovative Strategy for Renewable Energy and Conservation on Public Lands in California Desert Renewable energy milestone continues to advance Administration’s clean energy goals in push toward Paris climate discussions U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and California Secretary for Natural Resources John Laird today announced the final environmental review of an innovative landscape-scale …
Read More »Smart Energy – Too Much Hype Again?
Sometimes we’re spot-on when we predict the future. Other times we blow it horribly. Take smart homes, the forerunner of today’s smart grid. Back in the 1980s, prognosticators thought we’d have millions of smart homes by now and that they would achieve remarkable feats. For example, a United Press International article from 1986 said that a child would be able to stick …
Read More »The Past, Present and Future of Electric Motorcycles
Electric cars have gotten all the attention lately, but they’re far from the only vehicles that run on electricity. In fact, the first electric motorcycle appeared in the pages of Popular Mechanics over 100 years ago. However, like early electric cars, they were basically forgotten once gasoline became cheap and easy to get. Now that gas is expensive and people …
Read More »U.S. FIRST RESPONDERS, MEDICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NOT PREPARED FOR FUKUSHIMA-LEVEL REACTOR CRISIS IN THE UNITED STATES
PSR REPORT: One Year After Japanese Disaster, Little or No Movement Seen in U.S. to Improve Response Capability; Complicating Factors: Growing Population Near Nuclear Sites, Aging Reactors & Lack of Gov’t Coordination. WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 6, 2012 – One year after the Fukushima reactor crisis in Japan, no meaningful progress has been achieved in improving the ability of first …
Read More »Report Urges Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy to Adopt Best Practices in R&D Management Processes
To meet 21st century energy challenges, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) “must go beyond best practices in merit review to the adopt a set of best practices in human resources, procurement, contracting, public-private cooperation, and technology transfer that is currently practiced by leading edge applied research organizations in the public and …
Read More »Alternative Energy And Your Home Lets You Go Off The Grid
The trend toward homes that get power from alternative energy, sources, starting from wind turbines and solar collection cells to hydrogen fuel cells and biomass gases, is one that needs to continue into the 21st century and beyond. We have great need of getting more energy independent, and not being forced to rely on the supplying of normal fuels from …
Read More »Information And Tips On Energy Efficient Industrial Heating Systems
Green initiative is one of the primary campaigns in the present world. Preserving the earth and sustainability has become popular topics and numerous people, societies, and business firms are doing what they can do to make the world green once again. Energy efficient industrial heating is one of the methods used by the industrial community for adding to the green …
Read More »Solar Power – Commercial Development – Tom Rooney SPG Solar
Many of our posts and articles here at AEHQ deal with the home residential solar power market and how folks are using solar to get off the grid for their power generation. But today we look at the larger commercial market place. AEHQ interviewed Tom Rooney, CEO for SPG Solar, to get his insights to the rapidly growing commercial solar …
Read More »Five Tips To Reduce Moola On Your Energy Bills
Are average power bills overpriced? Yes. Apparently I am not alone, even our government appears to be concerned about power bill prices which is why this is the age of deregulation for the power companies. Define deregulation? According to Webster deregulation is the act or process of removing restrictions and regulations. Many years ago we witnessed the deregulation of the …
Read More »Information And Advice On Energy Efficient Industrial Heating Equipment
The whole world is moving towards the green initiative. Saving the world and sustainability has become hot topics and some individuals, societies, and business firms are doing what they can do to make the world green again. Energy efficient industrial heating is one of the methods used by the industrial community for contributing to the green movement. There are a …
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