Tag Archives: wind energy
Where should Japan go?
Japan has few for not say any domestic energy resources and it is all but energy self-sufficient. These facts coupled with a technologically advanced economy that made it stood in 2011 as the third-largest economy in the world after China … Continue reading
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The Generation and the Transmission
While the absence of transmission is a constraint in many areas, Texas has been further out front than many areas in making sure we invest in the transmission lines to make greater wind development possible. Continue reading
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Energy, Technology, and Policy across the Pond
As a British native I would like to write briefly on what is happening on the other side of the pond in terms of Energy, Technology and Policy, and in particular the reduction of Carbon Dioxide emissions. This is obviously … Continue reading
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Windy Texas
The Associated Press reported recently that NRG Energy is in the process of purchasing a 101 MW wind energy farm in Texas. This will be their fourth purchase of a wind farm in Texas. For those of you who do not … Continue reading
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The alliance of the wind and solar energy to light up your city…
As a French exchange student, I decided to speak about energy policies of urban and sub-urban lighting. In the beginning of 2000s, the European Commission made the development of the renewable energies a political priority, as it is described in … Continue reading
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