blue energy
By Nathanael Baker on June 22, 2010
Tags: blue energy, evaporative energy, Helioculture, helium-3, hot rock power, human sewage, Mother Nature Network, Nuclear Fusion, ocean thermal energy conversion, osmotic power, Piezoelectricity, saltwater power, space-based solar power, vortex-induced vibrations
By now everyone has heard of renewable technologies like solar and wind power. But, Mother Nature Network has compiled ten practical alternative energy sources that might be flying under your radar.
Here they are:
By Nathanael Baker on November 4, 2009
Tags: alternative energy source, blue electricity, blue energy, clean energy, Jan Post, renewable energy, river, salinity gradients, salt and water mix, SEA, Wageningen Univeristy
Blue energy is a form of green energy, and it may be commercially viable in the near future, according to a doctoral student from Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
