Xtreme Xylanase could change the world, or at least the prospect of cellulosic ethanol. Sounds promising. The big question is whether Xtreme will reach market. It needs to be embraced and developed successfully by private enterprise.
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The San Joaquin Valley is so hot that summertime power bills can contain a comma. Yet, the abundance of sun, and waste and other resources make it a potential hotbed of solar and clean-energy research. A new program could help the Valley in those development efforts.
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First let’s look at the trend. After an unusual four straight quarters of negative growth in the severe 2008-2009 recession, the recession ended in the September quarter of last year when GDP managed fragile growth of 1.6% for the quarter, and then improved to 5.
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Tired of your old energy provider? Looking to save on your next energy bill? Have you ever considered switching to a new and improved supplier? Well, here’s something you need to read.
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Algae is more than just pond scum. It’s a potential power source. The green glop that forms in fetid pools and in nutrient soaked ground fed by overflowing septic systems increasingly is being investigated for properties beyond the “ugh” factor.
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It’s supposed to be 110 degrees today in Fresno, where I sit in an air-conditioned office writing this blog about an even hotter portion of California – a region that could possibly become Solar Central. Could the desert regions of San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Imperial and Riverside counties become the world’s largest solar resource?
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Wave power or wave energy is the process of harnessing the ocean waves’ power. This power basically comes from the winds that cause the waves in the ocean; the wind comes from the different varying heat temperatures all over the world and the earth’s uneven surface. Wave energy is one of the cleanest alternative sources of energy and is renewable and safe to use. It is different from tidal energy which uses the natural ebb and flow of the ocean to get energy. The method of harnessing energy from the waves are different and if you want to know more about that, we have just the right type of information for you.
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The other very smelly (in a good way) thing about gel wax is it retains fragrances very well. Who hasn’t walked by the candle store at the mall wondering what smelled so good?
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Burning waste to produce energy has great potential as an energy source. This is particularly important when you consider the amount of waste produced in the modern world, the problems faced with disposal and the effort being put into recycling.
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How can CFL Bulbs let you save energy? What is it about them anyway? If you’re interested to find ways on how to conserve energy, might as well read about these alternatives.
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