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Reducing Energy’s Water Footprint:
Driving a Sustainable Energy Future Historically, energy infrastructures around the world were commonly developed within a context of unconstrained water resource availability. Increasingly, however, unsustainable uses of water resources, population dynamics and migration patterns, and climate change impacts on precipitation and the environment are all altering the baseline supplies of water across the globe Full Article Share:    
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Putting the pieces together for a
distributed energy future Comparisons between the smart grid and the internet are common, but the analogy is particularly useful when it comes to a critical distinction that both share, namely that there is a difference between products and services and the underlying infrastructure that enables them. Full Article Share:
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Planned power plant closures grows to 7,740
MW in Germany Filings seeking the closure of German power plants grows to a combined capacity of 7,740 megawatts, including early shut down of a nuclear reactor Full Article Share:
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Managing renewables
intelligently Smart energy management systems are the way to put robust supply networks in place and to ensure that renewables are harnessed as efficiently as possible. Full Article Share:
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Tiny power plants hold promise for nuclear
energy Small underground nuclear power plants that could be cheaper to build than their behemoth counterparts may herald the future for an energy industry under intense scrutiny since the Fukushima disaster Full Article Share:
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Networking of heat pumps, PV to optimize
solar power consumption Networking solutions that use electrical and thermal energy, such as heat pumps and photovoltaic systems, to optimize private consumption of solar energy Full Article Share:
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The Smart Grid Needs a
Publicist Seriously, the Smart Grid saves time, money, and potentially even lives. When was the last time Tom Cruise prevented a multi-state black out or kept a hospital from losing power? Full Article Share:
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JinkoSolar grid connects 39 MW of solar
power in Jiangsu JinkoSolar grid connects two solar plants with a combined power generation capacity of 39 megawatts in Jiangsu, China Full Article |
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