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The Sharvelle System

2010-8-31 – 1:13 pm

In arid regions there’s a financial motivation to conserve water. The Sharvelle System use much less water than conventional anaerobic digesters.

By jcwinnie | Posted in agriculture, development, energy, waste, water | Also tagged water | Comments (0)

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas

2010-8-18 – 11:07 pm

Just more turbines not turning, nothing to use here, citizen. Move along and you may want to turn up your air conditioning some more.

By jcwinnie | Posted in analysis, climate, competition, energy, water | Also tagged analysis, coal, electric power, nuclear power, oceans, petroleum, policy, science, solar power, waste, water, wind power | Comments (0)

Shenyang to have the most poop power?

2010-5-7 – 5:42 pm

“G.E.”
“Yep.”

By jcwinnie | Posted in agriculture, development, economics, energy, environment, policy, waste | Also tagged agriculture, China, co-generation, emissions, policy | Comments Off

Wind and CHP

2010-4-29 – 9:24 am

A decrease in total CO2 emissions is the target. Along with significant wind and CHP development, the Danes are doing it with heat pumps, EVs, and biogas.

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, climate, energy | Also tagged co-generation, electric power, emissions, renewable energy, wind power | Comments Off

Bury It or Burn It?

2010-4-13 – 8:29 pm

The NYT article provided a quick comparison between harvesting landfill gas and combustion with energy recovery.

By jcwinnie | Posted in atmosphere, control, energy, environment, risk, standards, waste, water | Also tagged co-generation, electric power, EU, heating, urban, waste | Comments (1)

Got a Real Type of Thing Going Down, Gettin’ Down

2010-3-3 – 1:26 pm

“D’YA COME HERE OFTEN?”
“WHAT?”

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, atmosphere, climate, conversation, economics, energy, environment, leadership, music, policy, politics, thermodynamics | Also tagged alcohol, electric power, MENA, nuclear power, politics, solar power, thermodynamics, wind power | Comments (12)

U.S. Landfill Gas Projects Grow

2010-2-25 – 3:37 pm

The number of landfill gas projects jumped from 399 in 2005 to 519 last year.

By jcwinnie | Posted in agriculture, climate, economics, energy, environment, waste | Also tagged emissions, waste | Comments (2)

Optimized Biogas Production

2010-2-22 – 5:44 pm

More evidence that optimized biogas production is environmentally advantageous.

By jcwinnie | Posted in agriculture, energy, environment, policy, waste, water | Also tagged agriculture, Sweden, waste, water | Comments (2)

A carbon-absorbing economy, eh?

2010-2-10 – 12:41 pm

“For almost all of China’s 5,000-year history, agriculture had given our country a carbon-absorbing economy but in the past 40 years, agriculture has become one of the top pollution sources.”

By jcwinnie | Posted in agriculture, danger, economics, environment, policy, politics, risk, waste, water | Also tagged agriculture, atmosphere, China, danger, emissions, food, oceans, policy, waste, water | Comments (3)

Westinghouse Plasma Gasification Technology

2010-2-9 – 1:58 pm

Swayed by the Dark Side

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, development, energy, environment, policy, politics, waste | Also tagged biomass, coal, emissions, petroleum, policy, politics, urban, waste | Comments (2)

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