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By Alison Pruitt on January 28, 2010
Tags: AltaRock Energy Inc., Enhanced Geothermal Systems, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, The New York Times, The Times, USD, AltaRock Energy, California, DOE, EGS, EGS regulations, Enhanced Geothermal Systems, geothermal energy, geothermal power, Geysers, New York Times, U.S. Department of Energy, California, Department of Energy, Ernie Majer, Finance, Oregon, U.S. Department of Energy
The New York Times has reported that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) plans to set up more stringent regulations governing enhanced geothermal projects.
By Alison Pruitt on December 22, 2009
Tags: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, United States, DOE, hedonic analysis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, property value, research, study, U.S. Department of Energy, United States, wind energy, Wind Hydropower Technologies Program, wind power, Department of Energy, energy, Finance
One of the arguments made against installing wind power turbines is that they are unsightly and that they drive down property values.
By Jeanne Roberts on November 17, 2009
Tags: Electric Fuel Battery Corp., Fluidic Energy, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Yardney Technical Products, USD, Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, ARPA, DOE, electric vehicle, EV, government funding, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, lithium-ion battery, metal-air battery Fluidic Energy, U.S Department of Energy, Yardney Technical Products, Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State University, Arun Majumdar, California, Cody Friesen, electricity, energy, Finance, metal, sodium chloride, St. Andrews University, Steven Chu, U.S. Department of Energy
Fluidic Energy, a spinoff from Arizona State University’s (ASU’s) Tempe campus engineering studies group, is looking into a metal-air battery that could potentially store 11 times more energy than lithium-ion, enabling vehicles to travel 500 miles on a single charge.&nb
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