Using the right technologies in the right places
Each region of the world is rich with natural resources that can be used as the source for energy. While water supplies are relatively abundant in the rivers and lakes in Europe and North America, in the deserts of the Middle East a liter of water sells for more than a liter of gasoline! In Saudi Arabia and the gulf region almost all water comes from desalination plants.
However, the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa are rich with sun, and the sun shines for more than 330 days in a year. Which makes sense to rely on solar energy to generate their electricity. Even though many environmentally conscientious Americans are installing solar energy cells on the roofs of their homes, it is really a futile exercise in squandering money and energy, in any of the states in the East and Midwest. The most cost effective and logical way is to take areas in the Arizona, Nevada and California deserts and plaster them with Solar cells. According to one study five square miles of solar cells in those regions is enough to supply the whole US with its electricity.
While it makes sense to use windmills to generate electricity in coastal areas, the most cost effective place to put them is in the planes of the Dakotas (North and South) since the wind there is strong year round. While nuclear plants made sense in the past to generate electricity, there is actually no need for them, any more since we can use the current available technologies in solar and wind and avoid the risks of Chernobyl’s and the nuclear waste problems.
Now we have technologies in all these area generating electricity out of nature’s powers; wind, solar, waves, gravity and even from the waste as in methane from manure and sewage.
A important show, and first of its kind is taking place in Washington, D.C. from March 3rd through the 6th. I ‘ll include here the participating companies for its importance and the links to get more information and register to attend.
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2 3 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W 2 | 1016 | 25x'25 | | 3 | 420 | 3TIER | | A | 651 | A123Systems | | 727 | Abengoa Solar | | 421, 203 | ACORE | | 820 | Advanced Green Technologies | | 430 | Agricultural Research Service | | 343 | AgriPower | | 1038 | Alliance to Save Energy | | 744 | AlterHeat Corp. LLC | | 749 | American Biomass | | 1036 | American Energy Partners, LLC | | 234 | Anwell Technologies | | 725 | Apricus Inc. | | 339 | Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | | 821 | AWEA | | B | 315 | Babcock & Wilcox Company, The | | 547 | Baylor University | | 543 | BBI International, Inc | | 333 | Beacon Power | | 629 | Biofuels Business | | 447 | Biotechnology Industry Organization | | 601 | BP | | 112 | Brookfield Power | | 437 | Bureau of Indian Affairs | | C | 133 | C.I. Agent Solutions | | 742 | CarbonTech, LLC | | 247 | Center for Resource Solutions | | 307 | Chevron | | 346 | Chinese Wind Energy Association | | 1020 | City of Austin - Austin Energy - Plug In Partners National Campaign | | 625 | COMPETE | | 400 | Concentrix, Konarka, Sunfilm (Good Energies Renewable Investor) | | 917 | Conservation Services Group | | 843 | Constellation Energy | | 147 | Covanta Enegy Corporation | | D | 127 | Danish Hydrogen Community | | 439 | Department of the Interior | | 621 | Deutsche Bank | | 521 | Devine Tarbell & Associates, Inc. | | 411 | Dutchman Enterprises, LLC | | 743 | Dynamotive Energy Systems Corp. | | E | 438 | Economic Research Service/USDA | | 207 | EcoPlus Inc. | | 837 | EcoSecurities | | 832 | Emerging Energy Research | | 645 | Energies Direct LLC | | 306 | Energy and Security Group | | 636 | ENERGY GLOBE Foundation | | 838 | ENFINITY Corporation | | 252 | Entec Biogas USA, A Division of Reynolds, Inc. | | 643 | Environmental Power / Microgy | | 135 | enXco, Inc. an EDF-EN Company | | 538 | EPV Solar, Inc. | | 527 | Euromoney Energy Events | | 431 | Export-Import Bank of the U. S. | | F | 647 | Fagen Inc. | | 628 | Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. | | 842 | Fibrowatt LLC | | 426 | Finavera Renewables Inc | | 1044 | FuelCell Energy, Inc. | | G | 301 | G24 Innovations | | 801 | GE | | 148 | General Motors | | 734 | Geothermal Energy Association | | 220, 222, 224, 226, 228, 321, 323, 325, 327, 329, 221 | German Pavilion | | 733 | Geysir Green Energy | | 642 | GHD, Inc. | | 737 | Glitnir Bank | | 639 | Global Energy Network Institute | | 407 | Global Solar Energy | | 824 | Global Wind Energy Council/European Renewable Energy Council | | 237 | Government of Canada | | 244 | Greater Washington Initiative | | 230 | Greek Pavilion | | 1014 | Greentecno SA | | H | 124 | Hager Ernst LLC | | 245 | Hart Energy Consulting | | 751 | Hearth & Home Technologies | | 623 | Hogan & Hartson LLP | | 624 | Hurst Boiler Co. | | I | 302 | IBIS Associates, Inc. | | 115 | Italian Trade Commission/Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea | | 1030 | Itron, Inc. | | J | 100 | Japanese Pavilion | | 622 | Johnson Controls, Inc. | | 745 | Joule Industrial Contractors | | K | 944 | Karra Green Energy | | 537 | KIRA, Inc. | | 909 | Korean Pavilion | | L | 211 | Lake Erie Biofuels | | 1034 | Leaf Clean Energy Company | | 949 | Leviathan Energy | | 731 | LPP Combustion, LLC | | 1048 | Lumina Decision Systems, Inc. | | M | 846 | Massachusetts Office of Business Development | | 539 | McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP | | 310 | Menova Energy Inc. | | 847 | Methane to Market Partnership | | 139 | MGM International | | 1026 | Michael Best & Friedrich LLP | | 937 | Mid-Atlantic Grid Interactive Cars (MAGIC) | | 827 | Munich Re Group | | N | 951 | NASA | | 931 | National Biodiesel Board | | 626 | National Green Energy Council | | 534 | National Hydrogen Association | | 523 | National Hydropower Association | | 942 | National Renewable Energy Laboratory | | 728 | Nebraska Public Power District | | 933 | New Energy New York / E2TAC | | 1050 | New Jersey's Clean Energy Program | | 205 | New York Times | | 131 | Nordic Environmental Technology Solutions | | 126 | Nordic Five Tech | | 738 | Normandeau Associates, Inc. | | 335 | North American Clean Energy | | 611 | NY Loves Clean Tech | | O | 635 | Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy | | 337 | Ocean Renewable Energy Group | | 145 | Onset Computer Corp | | 238 | Ontario Sustainable Energy Association & World Wind Energy Conference 2008 | | 342 | Orion Energy Systems | | 943 | Ormat Technologies | | 644 | Osborn & Barr | | 544 | Overseas Private Investment Corporation | | P | 532 | Pace | | 143 | Pepco Energy Services | | 850 | Ponte di Archimede International S.p.A | | 443 | Price BIOstock Services | | 633 | PROGNOZ | | 509 | PV Powered | | R | 938 | Radian Bioenergy Inc. | | 445 | Range Fuels Inc. | | 427 | Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) | | 1032 | Renewable Energy Focus | | 129 | Renewables and Realities - Lolland CTF | | 915 | Reznick Group | | 142 | Royal Netherlands Embassy | | 726 | RSMR Global Resources | | S | 720 | SatCon Power Systems | | 236 | Sea Breeze Pacific Regional Transmission System, Inc | | 852 | SkyBuilt Power | | 501 | SkyFuel Inc. | | 839 | SOL INC. | | 304 | Solar Energy Industries Association | | 1024 | Solar Integrated | | 250 | SOLAR STIK | | 331 | Solartech Systems Inc | | 730 | Solel Solar Systems Ltd. | | 542 | Solena Group, Inc. | | 925 | SolFocus | | 637 | Sopogy, Inc | | 401 | Soprema/Pfister Energy | | 451 | Southern Company | | 929 | SPERC | | 927 | Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. | | 747 | Sriya Innovations, Inc. | | 921 | Standard Solar | | 120 | Statoil Hydro | | 500 | Sterling Planet, Inc. | | 646 | Stinger Ltd. LLP | | 123 | Stockholm Environment Institute | | 721 | Stoel Rives LLP | | 946 | Sun Ovens International | | 830 | SunPower Corporation | | 627 | Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP | | 125 | SWAY | | 121 | Swedish Trade Council | | 1042 | Synteen Technical Fabrics | | T | 546 | Texmac Inc. | | 243 | The Brazilian Sugar Cane Industry Association - UNICA | | 844 | The Corporate Council on Africa | | 834 | The National Theatre for Children | | 836 | The Pennsylvania State University | | 736 | ThermaSource | | 536 | TRADE COMMISSION OF SPAIN | | 424 | Troutman Sanders LLP | | U | 631 | U.S. Clean Heat & Power Association | | 308 | U.S. Department of Energy | | 525 | U.S. Solar Energy, Inc. | | 433 | U.S. Trade and Development Agency | | 242 | UNEP/DTIE SWERA Programme | | 1022 | United Soybean Board | | 936 | US Environmental Protection Agency | | 436 | USDA - CSC | | 434 | USDA Forest Service | | 432 | USDA Rural Development | | 435 | USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service | | 428 | USDA/FSA/Public Affairs | | 201 | UTC Power | | V | 901 | Vestas | | 620 | Virent Energy Systems, Inc. | | 732 | Virginia Economic Development Partnership | | 923 | Vision Consulting Associates, LLC | | 809, 1001 | Volvo Group | | W | 724 | Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. | | 530 | WindLogics | | 300 | Windpower Monthly News Magazine | | 826 | Winrock International | | 209 | World Energy Solutions, Inc. | | 1028 | World Resources Institute | |
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