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Should it be a federal priority to use the vast amount of government owned land in the sunny western states...

for power generation? In Nevada alone, the government owns millions of acres of land that is just sitting there. Either sell it or use it. Solar thermal power would be a nice option to cut our oil use to help escape the deadly grip of foreign...


The only problem is that making solar power a viable option for power generation would require actually destroying vast tracts of land to develop the infrastructure that is needed.
It is a good idea that can be used to supplement our...

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what kind of power accounts for the largest share of power generation in India?

hydro-electricity

thermal

nuclear

solar


For India 2004, statistics are:
83% Conventional Thermal
13% Hydro
2% Nuclear
1% Geothermal, solar, wind, and wood and waste.

What is the reliable modern alternative for the electricity?

My question is that other than thermal (coal), hydro (water), aero (windmill), solar (sun) and atomic electric power generation, is there any possible way of generating the electricity from cosmic rays or cosmic radiations (not lightning power).

No, there is not enough energy that reached the surface of the earth from cosmic rays to generate significant amounts of electric power.

Anybody out there using a solar heated stirling engine to generate residential electricity?

I am a general contractor in Texas, I am currently designing a environmentally friendly home for myself and young family to live in. I am viewing my options on electricity generation, i.e PV with battery and invertor, bio diesel generators, solar...


Yes

But I live in England

i have to do a physics project on one of these topics, and i'd like some help to choose one.?

1. Solar Energy Device -
a) Solar Collectors, or
b) Solar Furnaces, or
c) Solar Cells, or
d) Solar Pumps

2. Ocean Energy Thermal Conversion

3. Energy Generation from the...


I suppose if it is a school project, then the solar energy one sounds the most feasible. The rest are all rather big scale and it would be hard to do such a project.

As for which of the solar energy devices, I would recommend doing...

Why Are "Global Warming" believers scared of Modern Technology?

Power generation causes 50% of all green house gases. We could eliminate or greatly reduce this number in just 4 - 6 years if we started to develop safe, clean nuclear power and reach our Kyoto targets by 2015, 35 years a head of current...


International Socialists like Gore are creating a false hysteria in order to scare the masses to give up freedom and to submit to more government control, more “international” government control. Wake up, America! He who controls energy...


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  • Adani Group launches India's largest solar power plant

    Srinagar, Jan 14: India’s leading integrated infrastructure conglomerate the Adani Group, has commissioned a 40 Megawatt (MW), country's largest, solar power Plant in Kutch district, Gujarat.
     For India’s largest private thermal power producer, the Solar Power Plant marks Adani’s first big foray in the renewable energy sector.
     Going forward, Adani plans to expand the capacity of this plant to 100 MW, the company in a statement to Greater Kashmir said.
     Giving details it said the company has commissioned country's largest Solar Power Plant in record time of 150 days starting from foundation stone laying to electricity generation.
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    Research and Markets: Biogas Power in Spain, Market Outlook to 2020 - Capacity ...

    Environmental Expert (press release) - Aug 31, 2011

    Overview on the overall renewable power market in the world, highlighting the fuel types - wind, solar PV, solar thermal, biogas and biomass. Detailed overview on the global biogas power market with capacity and generation forecasts to 2020.
    Solar May Produce Most of World's Power by 2060, IEA Says

    Bloomberg - Aug 29, 2011

    Solar May Produce Most of World's Power by 2060, IEA Says Photovoltaic and solar-thermal plants may meet most of the world's demand for electricity by 2060 -- and half of all energy needs -- with wind, hydropower and biomass plants supplying much of the remaining generation, Cedric Philibert, senior analyst
    Solar stirling startup Infinia looking to raise $25M

    GigaOm - Aug 29, 2011

    San Diego Gas & Electric told us it canceled the contract to buy power from the AES's project in spring this year. Like other solar thermal technology developers, Infinia is marketing its technology as suitable for not just solar electricity generation
    NextEra Gets Fund For Solar Plant

    Daily Markets - Aug 30, 2011

    NextEra Gets Fund For Solar Plant The new project will use the proven parabolic trough solar thermal technology to create energy. Such efforts on part of NextEra Energy are a testament to the company's commitment to increase its green generation portfolio. The ability of the company to
    Power plant technology could cut the cost of solar power

    The Engineer - Aug 30, 2011

    UK researchers are helping design a power plant that could make generating heat and electricity using solar thermal energy cheaper. Engineers from Cranfield University are involved in an EU-funded project to build a €22m (£19m) facility in Egypt that