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Hawaii's first public charging station, the Green Energy Outlet, opens in Honolulu. For more info on the charging station, check out the Green Energy Outlet website at www.gogeogo.com
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Utility company Pepco is teaming up with the Chevy Volt to test the effects of charging stations on Washington DC's electric grid. Clean Skies News talks to specialists and takes the new electric vehicle out for a spin. |
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Chevy Volt will likely be the first mass-produced electric car. See how it looks and join the test drive. |
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Tesla's Model S, presented at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show, promises to be one of the first production electric cars with a range of almost 300 miles on a single charge.
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Lane Community College in Eugene, Oregon is using a $100,000 grant to create solar-assisted charging stations for electric cars. |
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Watch this video to better understand the basic operational design of the Chevrolet Volt. |
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The federal government is seeking public comment on a proposal to build a $303 million electric car battery plant in Holland, MI. The 800,000-square-foot facility would make lithium ion batteries to be used in new electric cars, such as the Chevy Volt. |
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Take a look at the next-generation Ford Focus as presented at the 2010 North American International Auto Show by its Chief Engineer, Jim Hughes. |
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Thanks in part to a $300 million grant through the Recovery Act, Johnson Controls is re-opening a plant that is now being retrofitted to produce batteries that will power tomorrow's electric cars. |
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Eastern Washington' s KNDU news broadcast on Nov. 23, 2009 about the OpConnect Electric Vehicle Charging System, which helps you save time, money and the environment.
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The video looks at how improving building efficiency by deploying control networking infrastructure can save significant amounts of money and lower energy needs. |
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Get introduced to Nissan's new Zero-emission, 100% electric car. Nissan claims it performs like a V-6 and seats five people. Do a video test drive! |
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Using longer lasting lithium ion batteries and more efficient turbine engines, ETV Motors in Israel is working to replace piston engines. It recently unveiled a successful prototype. |
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Siemens-produced video of how electric cars will interface with the new smart grid. Siemens predicts the changes will occur more rapidly that imagined as the global community moves toward overall efficiency in electrical infrastructures.
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From the Summit on Energy Efficiency, November, 2009, Igor Mezic, Jack Sahl and Jeffrey Reed explore smart design for buildings. Buildings in the US cause 48% of carbon emissions and are responsible for 71% of U.S. electricity consumption. How can the situation be improved and lower energy costs? |
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This 8 minute video describes the Smart Grid and how it will reduce our carbon footprint through energy efficiency and the integration of renewable sources of energy. The video features interviews recorded at the IEEE Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles: Accelerating Innovation Conference (2007) and the IEEE Energy 2030 Conference (2008).
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Bruce Harrison and Phil Gott of IHS Global Insights discuss the business implications of battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, examining the likelihood for long-term viability and growth. For further information from this source, check out the special study: Battery Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles at www.ihsglobalinsight.com/ElectricVehicle. |
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The videos capture a laboratory demonstration of the IntelliRupter(R) PulseCloser responding to a permanent phase-to-phase fault. IntelliRupter is configured in two different ways - a conventional recloser, then using pulseclosing. There is a dramatic reduction in arcing produced by using pulseclosing.
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Christine Todd Whitman, former EPA Administrator, Karen Harbert, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, James Woolsey, former CIA Director, and John Podesta, former White House Chief of Staff, discuss the challenges of building a 21st century power grid that incorporates renewables. |
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The clean energy bill in Congress is calling for a 15 percent renewable electricity standard. The new standard will create jobs, reduce pollution, and save rate-payers money. |
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Google Wireless and Sensor Technologies Session. More than 30 speakers and moderators lead discussions around 8 topics: Networks; Wireless and Sensor Technologies; Security; Standards; Applications; Democracy, Law, Policy and Regulation; Search and Cloud Computing; and The Future. |
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Presentation by EnerNOC's Scott McGaraghan, director of business development, on the current and evolving technologies that will maximize the energy savings of Smart Grid systems. |
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Two stylized alternative visions of how the power system might evolve to meet future requirements for the high power quality and reliability (PQR) electricity service that modern digital economies demand will be contrasted, a supergrids paradigm and a dispersed paradigm by speaker Chris Marnay. Dr. Marnay is Staff Scientist and Leader of the Technology Evaluation, Modeling, and Assessment Group at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He holds a Ph.D. in Energy and Resources from the University of California, Berkeley. |
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Brent Constanz discusses "A Pathway for Widespread Utilization of Geothermal Energy--the Roles of Multi-scale Resource and Technology Research and Systems Analysis." Concrete is the most used product worldwide, and could be used to safely, cheaply, and quickly store carbon dioxide emissions from coal plants. |
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Nicholas Jenkins discusses the progress and implementation of smart power grids using cost-effective analysis.
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