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Renewable Energy

Review: “Profit from the Peak”

December 15, 2020August 16, 2008 by David Shvartsman

Is the end of a cheap fossil fuel era at hand? How will we make the transition from a world dependent on hydrocarbon energy to one powered by a mix of hydrocarbons and renewable energy, and can we profit from this coming shift? Answers to these questions are found in a new book by Brian Hicks and Chris Nelder.

Categories Energy Tags Electricity, Population, Renewable Energy Leave a comment

ODAC Newsletter – August 15

December 15, 2020August 15, 2008 by Staff

A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective

Categories Energy Tags Consumption & Demand, Electricity, Energy Infrastructure, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Geopolitics & Military, Natural Gas, Oil, Renewable Energy Leave a comment

Transport – August 14

December 15, 2020August 14, 2008 by Staff

High-tech hitchhiking
General Motors VP says Australia must end oil dependence
Sweden rolling out 183 MPH high-speed green train

Categories Energy Tags Electricity, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Natural Gas, Oil, Renewable Energy, Transportation Leave a comment

Food & agriculture – August 13

December 15, 2020August 13, 2008 by Staff

Organic garden takes over San Francisco’s City Hall lawn
NPR misses real story, plants wrong seeds
A solar success on the farm
The curse of Yemen – qat
Alternative trade networks and the coffee system
Feeling the heat of food security
Brazilian agriculture faces huge losses from climate change

Categories Food & Water Tags Education, Electricity, Food, Politics, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy Leave a comment

Dysfunction – August 12

December 15, 2020August 12, 2008 by Staff

Mad cows (and livid lambs)
China and India: heartlands of global protest
Outside U.S., credit cards tighten grip
Local scientist splits water, saves world, gets on TV

Categories Energy Tags Culture & Behavior, Globalisation, Hydrogen, Politics, Renewable Energy Leave a comment

Trash – August 12

December 15, 2020August 12, 2008 by Staff

The waste-pickers of Delhi
Junk raft raises awareness of plastics despite adversity, challenges
Recyclers are cashing in on the fortune in your bin
Largest water solar heater with PET bottles installed in Parana, Brazil
A tall, cool drink of … sewage?

Categories Act: Inspiration, Energy Tags Biomass, Building Community, Electricity, Politics, Renewable Energy, Solar Thermal, Waste Leave a comment

Renewables – Aug 11

December 15, 2020August 11, 2008 by Staff

Military wants to lead U.S. into the green
Gulf states to harness winds of change
Giant kites to tap power of the high wind
Building affordable solar water heaters
Host of new pylons to carry UK wind farm power
German city wonders how green is too green (solar mandate)

Categories Energy Tags Electricity, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Wind Energy Leave a comment

Even giants are being hurt by rising energy prices

December 15, 2020August 10, 2008 by Julian Darley

If we were willing – and in some cases able – to pay more for food, then some serious problems with our food system might be solved. The trouble is that along the path towards a better, more sustainable farming and energy system, there will be many casualties

Categories Food & Water Tags Biofuels, Food, Renewable Energy, Resource Depletion Leave a comment

ODAC Newsletter – August 8

December 15, 2020August 8, 2008 by Staff

A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective.

Categories Environment Tags Arctic oil, Coal, Consumption & Demand, Culture & Behavior, Electricity, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Geopolitics & Military, Industry, Media & Communications, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil, Politics, Renewable Energy, Transportation Leave a comment

United States & Canada – August 8

December 15, 2020August 8, 2008 by Staff

Changing Lanes(McCain and energy policy
Candidates’ energy plans analyzed (audio)
The true meaning of energy independence (video)
Paris for President?
Great leadership in the face of a cynical power structure

Categories Energy Tags Biofuels, Coal, Consumption & Demand, Electricity, Energy Infrastructure, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Industry, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil, Renewable Energy Leave a comment

Biofuels – August 8

December 15, 2020August 8, 2008 by Staff

EPA rejects Perry plea on ethanol
Experts clash over viability of biofuels, alternative energy
Burgers or biofuel?

Categories Food & Water Tags Biofuels, Culture & Behavior, Electricity, Energy Policy, Food, Fossil Fuels, Oil, Politics, Renewable Energy, Transportation Leave a comment

Transport – August 4

December 15, 2020August 4, 2008 by Staff

The problem with walk score, the possibilities of carbon goggles
Automakers race time as their cash runs low
Addiction: A million little miles per gallon
Consumer auto expert Reed: ‘panic in boardrooms’ of GM, Ford as it becomes clear electric cars ‘really coming’

Categories Energy Tags Consumption & Demand, Fossil Fuels, Hydrogen, Industry, Oil, Renewable Energy, Transportation Leave a comment
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