Archive for the ‘Hydro Power’ Category
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
Waste water that is flushed down the toilet may not seem useful to many people, but the Orange County Sanitation District is taking a different approach. On June 7, the Edmonton Journal published an article indicating that federal and state research grants have been provided to the Orange County Sanitation ...
Posted in Advanced Batteries, Advanced Biofuels, Eco-Efficiency, Electricity, Environmental Sustainability, Green Cars, Hydro Power, Hydrogen Fuel Cell, Natural Resources, Renewable Fuels, Research Trends, carbon emissions, green technology | No Comments »
Thursday, May 15th, 2008
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New Hampshire and Vermont are too thirsty for their own good and are rapidly running out of water, or at least rapidly losing half of the fresh water that they currently have, according to a new study by the U.S. Geological Survey.
The report finds that demand for water in ...
Posted in Clean Tech Lifecycles, Environmental Sustainability, Hydro Power, Natural Resources, Policy, Regulatory and Legal Trends, Water, green technology, map | No Comments »
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
The DOE has recently announced a program to provide up to $7.5 million in funds for research on water power systems and development of hydrokinetic technologies. The funds will be used to investigate a variety of issues related to the process of using water to produce electricity, including ...
Posted in Electricity, Hydro Power, Natural Resources, Water | No Comments »
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
The Dubai Group, the financial services arm of Dubai Holding based in the United Arab Emirates, has bought a 40% stake in a leading Indian wind-turbine manufacturer, Chiranjjeevi Wind Energy.
The group plans to expand Chiranjjeevi's operations in the Middle East and Africa, according to a report by Cleantech Media.
Chiranjjeevi ...
Posted in Electricity, Environmental Finance, Graphic, Hedge Funds, Hydro Power, India, Industry News, Private Equity, Venture Capital, Wind Energy, Wind Turbines, green technology | No Comments »
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
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No. 1 - Itaipu
14,750 MW
Brazil/Paraguay
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No 2 - Three Gorges
12,070 MW
China
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Posted in Canada, China, Climate Change, Electricity, Environmental Sustainability, Eurpoean Union, Geoengineering, Hydro Power, India, Japan, Natural Resources, Policy, Regulatory and Legal Trends, Russia, Water, carbon emissions, green technology | No Comments »
