bHydrogen/b tank of the future? « melange
The US Department of bEnergy/b reckons that to be viable, bhydrogen/b stores should hold at least 6 per cent by weight of the gas. Until now, materials designed to do the job have fallen well short of this target. Metal hydrides which bind b…/b
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Green Car Congress: U-M Researchers Developing Interactive Tool to b…/b
Was emphasizes that the bEnergy Science/b, bTechnology/b and Policy Award is intended to jumpstart these innovations, and that once the Skerlos team demonstrates the efficacy of the strategy on the PHEV test case, significant outside funding b…/b
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U-M Researchers Developing Interactive Tool to Assess Viability of Transportation GHG Reduction Technologies and Policies; PHEVs as Test Case
—Gary Was, director of the Michigan Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute at U-M … Was emphasizes that the Energy Science, Technology and Policy Award is intended to jumpstart these innovations, and that once the Skerlos team demonstrates the e…PHEVs have gained a lot of attention for their potential to tap into the electric grid to reduce greenhouse emissions and increase energy security. … Skerlos notes that PHEVs come on the heels of other energy-saving favorites such as hydrogen fuel cells and biofuels….
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New bTechnology/b Developed for Low-Cost, Clean Incineration of b…/b
A joint research team led by Professor Takeshi Sako at the Graduate School bof Science and Technology/b Research (bEnergy/b System Section), Shizuoka University, announced on April 8, 2008, that it has developed a new btechnology/b for clean b…/b
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The Superb Grid vs. the SuperGrid « Chemistry for a sustainable world
The purpose is to capture as much of the electricity being generated as possible while keeping a local level of control, to try to avoid undue influence by those who fail to understand the details of benergy/b policy. b…/b
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Raising Islands–Hawai#39;i bscience/b and environment: Celebrate b…/b
bTechnology/b changes, and advances. Just 20 years ago, a portable phone required a battery the size of a brick. It’s safe to assume that the array of benergy/b options will be somewhat different a decade from now. b…/b
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WattHead: Barack Obama Commits to quot;New Chapterquot; on Climate Change
Any company that’s willing to invest in clean benergy/b will have an ally in Washington. And any nation that’s willing to join the cause of combating climate change will have an ally in the United States of America. Thank you. b…/b
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WattHead: A Behind the Scenes Look at Obama#39;s bEnergy/b and b…/b
To rise to the climate challenge and seize our moment of opportunity, we must implement a rapid and equitable transition to a sustainable benergy/b future. This transition will recharge our economy with investments in benergy/b efficiency and b…/b
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WattHead: IEA Report Confirms Clean lt;emgt;and Cheaplt;/emgt; bEnergy/b b…/b
If we fail to tackle both challenges simultaneously - say by focusing only on expanding supplies of cheap fossil fuels; or by developing clean but costly new benergy/b alternatives - we will consistently fall into what I call the b…/b
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Wired: Gallery: Wired.com Readers' Most Excellent Telescope Photos
“Abell 78 is the colourful remnant of a dying star that has shed its spent hydrogen and helium layers at the end of its life. The outer shell contains large amounts of ionized hydrogen, while the inner shell contains large amounts of …
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