All Posts Tagged With: "Geothermal"
The Daily Five: Tuesday, 15 December, 2009
Plug-in Prius; Plastic Wrap from CO2; Geothermal waste into lithium; Green roofs suck CO2; “Smart” grid utility problems
Toyota aiming for a plug-in Prius in 2 years Toyota Motor said Monday that it plans to begin commercial sales of its first plug-in hybrid vehicle in about two years, aiming to meet growing demand for fuel-efficient cars. [...]
The Daily Five: Wednesday, 11 November, 2009
Cadillac Converj; Financing Challenges for Geothermal Power; EPA sticks Energy Star label on millionth home; LEED Bowling Lanes; Solar Curtain Wall
Cadillac Converj electric car Using the Volt’s same Voltec electric drivetrain, GM also plans to roll out the Cadillac Converj, which will reportedly look much like the original Cadillac Converj concept vehicle introduced last January [...]
The Daily Five: Tuesday, 06 October, 2009
Geothermal power in Reno; Honda BEV; Trash Into Fuel; Alt-Car Expo; EcoATM pays you for used gadgets
Reno’s Peppermill Resort Pumps $8.1M into Geothermal Tapping into clean renewable geothermal energy, the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino in Reno, Nev., has a solution to cover 100 percent of the facility’s hot water and mechanical heat. Drilling 4,400 feet [...]
The Daily Five: Friday, 17 July, 2009
Geothermal energy the cheapest; Electric cars greenest; Biobutanol better than ethanol; Fuel Cell Plane; Tagging technology to track trash
Geothermal energy the cheapest. An NYU Stern study says geothermal energy is the cheapest renewable energy out there, and could compete with coal with about $3.3 billion in government research funding. Now that is an [...]
The Daily Five: Monday, 13 July, 2009
500MW Solar Thermal Power; Costco & Gazelle to do e-recycling; Solar powered weather station; Hiding Solar Panels in Santa Monica; Iceland debating geothermal
500MW Solar Thermal Power array in Riverside County, CA. Tessera Solar has won a bid to develop up to 500 megawatts of solar thermal power plants on land owned by Riverside [...]
Clean Energy Megaplex Can’t Get On Grid
One of the largest clean energy facilities in the country is going to power San Diego–if they can figure out a way to get the power there.
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