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Alternative Energy:     more books (100)

The Homeowner's Guide to Renewable Energy: Achieving Energy Independence through Solar, Wind, Biomass and Hydropower (Mother Earth News Wiser Living) by Dan Chiras, 2006-02-01 Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air by David JC MacKay, 2009-02-20 Solar Electricity Handbook, 2010 Edition: A Simple Practical Guide to Solar Energy - Designing and Installing Photovoltaic Solar Electric Systems by Michael Boxwell, 2010-03-25 Geothermal Energy: An Alternative Resource for the 21st Century by Harsh K. Gupta, Sukanta Roy, 2006-12-26 Our Energy Future: Resources, Alternatives and the Environment (Wiley Survival Guides in Engineering and Science) by Christian Ngo, Joseph Natowitz, 2009-09-15 Fundamentals of Renewable Energy Processes, Second Edition by Aldo V. da Rosa, 2009-04-13 Alternative Energy Sources: Webster's Timeline History, 1964 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-05-01 Renewable Energy: Sustainable Energy Concepts for the Future Renewable Energy Cannot Sustain a Consumer Society by Ted Trainer, 2010-11-30 From Windmills to Hydrogen Fuel Cells: Discovering Alternative Energy (Chain Reactions) by Sally Morgan, 2008-06 Energy for the 21st Century: A Comprehensive Guide to Conventional And Alternative Sources by Roy L. Nersesian, 2006-12 Renewable Energy Alternative Energy Secrets: Practical Solutions for Personal Energy Problems by Stephen D. Chastain, 2010-09-20 Managing the Energy Transition: A System Dynamics Search for Alternatives to Oil and Gas by Roger F. Naill, 1977-06

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21. Sundance Power Systems, Inc. - WNC Renewable Energy, Solar Power, Wind Power, Mi
    The Southeast's premier alternative energy company. Consulting, design, installation, and sales of all alternative energy products.  
    http://sundancepower.com/
    
    Extractions: Since 1995, Sundance has served customers throughout the southeast by offering the highest quality Renewable Energy and Radiant Floor Systems for both residential and commercial applications. The work of Co-founders Dave and Sierra Hollister is inspired by a grand vision of the future, with the long-term goal of creating and growing a center for sustainable living. Through the promotion of sustainable living, alternative building techniques, and alternative energy technologies we are transforming civilization by shifting away from consumption of resources that are damaging to the environment and to the economic and public health, towards renewable energy technologies that are beneficial for future generations to come. Renewable energy is at the heart of the Sundance mission. We take pride in designing systems that are user-friendly, reliable and code compliant. Our technical expertise includes solar, wind and hydro electric, as well as solar hot water and radiant floor heating. At Sundance we provide our valued customers with the wisdom and technical knowledge for integrating renewable energy into their lives. We emphasize a thorough design process, which ensures that we develop systems that truly reflect the needs and desires of our customers. Sundance has years of combined experience and practical knowledge of design and installation that maximizes efficiency while minimizing maintenance.

22. American Wind Energy Association . . . Clean Energy For Our
    American Wind Energy Association AWEA - National trade association of the U.S. wind power industry  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

23. Physics 162 Alternative Energy; Spring 1998
    Physics 162 alternative energy and Renewable Energy Sources Lecture 01 (Mar30) The need for alternative energy Sources; Lecture 02 (Apr 02)  
    http://zebu.uoregon.edu/1998/phys162.html

24. The Alternative Energy Institute
    Describes the pros and cons of various renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, advocates community awareness and creative solutions.  
    http://www.altenergy.org/
    
    Extractions: This section serves to identify resources and solutions to help us meet our energy related challenges. Alliances Center For Ecological Living and Learning ... Sitemap The Alternative Energy Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, educational organization. Historically, AEI's mission has focused on two areas: (1) raising consciousness about the dangers of fossil fuel dependency and the viable alternatives to fossil fuels, and (2) linking consumers with suppliers of alternative energy. However, AEI is expanding its focus on the basis that there is no progressive change toward sustainability without taking a systemic approach that includes one essential element: community. As a result, AEI is carving out a unique niche of raising consciousness about community sustainability and providing action response opportunities for individuals throughout the world. We invite you to explore and utilize our Web site as a tool for your continued education and growing consciousness. Sign up for AEI's monthly e-newsletter

25. SEI Welcome To Solar Energy International
    Renewable Energy Education for Sustainable Development. Teaches people the practical use of renewable energy technologies, including electricity  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

26. Alternative Energy Institute, Since 1977
    http://www.wtamu.edu/research/aei/

27. Real Goods - Products For An Ecologically Sustainable Future
    Energy Efficiency Light Bulbs Batteries Chargers More Land Shelter shelter books, garden landscape, alternative transport, Batteries  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

28. The Environment Directory - ScienceEnergyAlternative Energy
    Alternative, Free, and New Energy Links to other alternative energy pages.New alternative energy devices. Nuclear batteries, light funnels,  
    http://www.webdirectory.com/Science/Energy/Alternative_Energy/
    
    Extractions: Alternative, Free, and New Energy - Links to other alternative energy pages. New alternative energy devices. Nuclear batteries, light funnels, radiant energy recievers, new batteries. Australian CRC for Renewable Energy - Non-profit research, development and demonstation Cooperative Research Centre (universities, companies, electricity suppliers) Biofuels Information Network The Biofuels Feedstock Development Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Our goal is to develop and demonstrate environmentally acceptable crops and cropping systems for producing large quantities of low-cost, high quality biomass feedstocks.

29. The Environment Directory - ScienceEnergyAlternative Energy
    El Paso Solar Energy Association Non-profit. Oldest local solar org. in US.Projects include Solar Stills and student involvement in school energy use.  
    http://www.webdirectory.com/Science/Energy/Alternative_Energy/Solar_Energy/
    
    Extractions: El Paso Solar Energy Association - Non-profit. Oldest local solar org. in US. Projects include Solar Stills and student involvement in school energy use. Florida Solar Energy Center - FSEC is the energy research center of the University of Central Florida. Friends of the Red Road Homepage describes the story of the potential destruction of one of the last naturally pristine regions of Hawaii in a pre-established, low-impact, solar powered community. Hawaii Solar Photovoltaic Energy - Hawaii's Energy, Ocean, and Technology Resources (State of Hawaii-Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism-Energy, Resources, and Technology Division) Hawaii Solar Thermal Energy - Hawaii's Energy, Ocean, and Technology Resources (State of Hawaii-Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism-Energy, Resources, and Technology Division) The International Solar Energy Society (ISES) is the world umbrella body for solar energy. Founded in 1954, it has more than 30 National Sections world wide. The organisation's headquarters is in Freiburg, Germany, with four regional offices inthe UK, South Africa, Australia and Argentina. TheSociety has more than 5000 members, mainly scientists and professionals working in the field of Solar Energy.

30. World Bank Group - ASTAE: Asia Alternative Energy Program
    The Asia alternative energy Program (ASTAE) was established in 1992 to mainstreamalternative energy (renewable energy and energy efficiency) in the World  
    http://www.worldbank.org/astae/
    
    Extractions: The Asia Alternative Energy Program (ASTAE) was established in 1992 to mainstream alternative energy (renewable energy and energy efficiency) in the World Bank's power sector lending operations in Asia. Since its inception, ASTAE has and continues to support a broad portfolio of alternative energy projects and activities throughout Asia. While lending operations are funded primarily by the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility (GEF), ASTAE has relied on a number of donors and partners to support its work program. Latest News: February 18, 2005 -

31. Sierra Solar Systems Emergency Preparation Products And Information
    alternative energy products and information. Photovoltaics, hydropower, solar waterpumping, emergency power systems, overcurrent protection, inverters, batteries, solar hot water, propane appliances, and books. energy saving lighting  
    http://www.sierrasolar.com/emergency_preparation.htm
    
    Extractions: Providing alternative energy solutions since 1980. We specialize in solar electric, wind, hydropower, and solar hot water systems for homes, boat, RV's and wells. We are based in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of California. Shipping is available anywhere. What do you need for emergency power for when the grid power goes out? A good quality inverter/charger, such as the Trace DR or SW series, and a properly-sized bank of batteries may be all you need. Your batteries will be kept on float charge when the grid is working, and if it goes down, your loads can be automatically transferred to your inverter/battery system without missing a beat. Then, when the electric company is back on line, your loads will be automatically switched back to the grid. What to do if you are concerned with the reliability of your power supply.... Alternative energy is not for everyone. It takes an extra amount of involvement and extra investment in the short run. Call it an investment in the future. What is required is living in a more conscious fashion than the average person. It implies taking an active part in how we use and produce power. If we'd prefer to let someone else, i.e. the power company, make these energy decisions for us, so be it. Rather than feeling powerless, some of us would rather take responsibility for where our power comes from and how it is used. It's just a part of reclaiming our personal power from the powers that be. For more information on emergency preparation, please visit the following pages........

32. Welcome To Solar Attic World Headquarters Located In Elk River, Minnesota (Solar
    alternative energy technology uses the solar heat inside of attics for heating hot water, swimming pools and space. New ventilation technology uses a patented duct to vent the attic.  
    http://www.solarattic.com/

33. Solar Power, Wind Power, Inverter Power, Alternative Energy Systems Co
    solar power, wind power, inverter power, alternative energy your system powersource. Free design services by alternative energy Systems Co.  
    http://www.poweriseverything.com/

34. Energy Resources: Home Page
    Want to discuss alternative energy issues? alternative energy Blog by James Wilson.See also www.netpilot.ca/aes for information about alternative energy  
    http://www.darvill.clara.net/altenerg/
    
    Extractions: PDF version (162kb) Most of the Earth's energy comes from the Sun Solar power , that's obvious, but the energy in coal originally came from the Sun too. Prehistoric plants stored the Sun's energy in their leaves, and when they died and eventually formed coal seams, that energy was still there. So when we burn coal (or any

35. Alternative Energy ~ Renewable Energy
    alternative energy Websites. Renewable Energy Policy Project (REPP) James atthe alternative energy Blog highlights the debate underway about the  
    http://curtrosengren.typepad.com/alternative_energy/

36. * ButlerLabs.Com Alternative Energy, Free Energy News
    Offers Magnapulsion, a permanent magnet propulsion toy. Also has an extensive worldwide list of alternative energy patents.  
    http://www.butlerlabs.com

37. Page Not Found - ABS Alaskan Alternative Energy
    ABS Alaskan alternative energy Products and Information ABS alternative energyStore. Buy Renewable Energy Products See SALE Clearance Items  
    http://www.absak.com/basic/
    
    Extractions: @import url(misc/drupal.css); @import url(modules/navigation/navigation.css); Complete Systems Solar Wind Water ... Power Distribution ABS Alternative Energy Store Basic Alternative Energy Topics Power System Design Topics Basic System Design Diagrams ABS Document Download Center Energy Information Glossary Click any asterix next to a word to jump to the definition in our glossary, or:

38. Strategic Biomass Initiative
    The MAEE is a statefunded economic development organization that promotes theuse of alternative energy techniques for Mississippi.  
    http://www.msenergy.ms/

39. Youngquist: Alternative Energy Sources
    alternative energy sources must be compared with oil in all these various The imperative to pursue alternative energy sources is clearly established by  
    http://www.hubbertpeak.com/youngquist/altenergy.htm
    
    Extractions: Eugene, Oregon, October 2000 Oil fuels the modern world. No other substance can equal the enormous impact which the use of oil has had on so many people, so rapidly, in so many ways, and in so many places around the world. Oil in its various refined derivative forms, such as gasoline, kerosene, and diesel fuel, has a unique combination of many desirable and useful characteristics. These include a current availability in abundance, a currently high net energy recovery, a high energy density, ease of transportation and storage, relative safety, and great versatility in end use. Oil is also useful as more than an energy source. It is the basis for the manufacture of petrochemical products including plastics, medicines, paints, and myriad other useful materials. Finally, the asphalt "bottoms" from refineries have converted millions of miles of muddy trails around the world into paved highways on which transport vehicles fueled by oil run. Alternative energy sources must be compared with oil in all these various attributes when their substitution for oil is considered. None appears to completely equal oil.

40. Critical Issues Series - AIChE
    March 1012, 2002, Los Angeles, California. Forum on global climate change, alternative energy options, and the future of nuclear power.  
    http://www.aiche.org/criticalissues/
    
    Extractions: It's in the news and on everyone's mind - the possibility that terrorist attacks on petroleum, chemical and nuclear facilities could cause catastrophic damage and releases of hazardous materials. How vulnerable are these facilities and what can be done to protect them? How can we balance the public's right to know against the danger that terrorists will easily access such public information? Leaders from industry, government, public interest groups and others will discuss these and other issues in this very important forum. Toward a Sustainable Water Supply Water was once treated as an inexhaustible resource. But few people hold that belief today in the face of droughts in the United States, Africa and elsewhere; conflicts between states and nations over river flows and water rights; and competing claims for water by communities, industry, fishing interests and hydro-electric power generators. A panel of four speakers representing the diverse perspectives of government, engineering, industry and society will present the facts and address the issues involved in the development of more effective water use technologies and practices.

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