61. Renewable Energy Part of the World Bank s effort to mainstream alternative energy in its power sector Library Home Page Library Catalog - Subject - biomass energy http://library.ust.hk/guides/renew-energy.html

HKUST LIBRARY Guides to Resources Renewable Energy Finding Library Materials: Classification System Subject Headings Reference Tools: Databases Dictionaries Encyclopedias Handbooks ... Videos Reference Topics: Biomass and Biofuels Companies Geothermal Hydro ... Vehicles Finding Library Materials: Classification System In the Library collection, most materials on Renewable Energy (or Alternative Energy) are classified in these ranges of Library of Congress call numbers. Renewable energy sources Hydrogen as fuel Photovoltaic power generation Solar power plants Wind energy Subject Headings In the Library Online Catalog, do a subject search on these suggested subject headings. Biomass energy Geothermal resources Hydrogen as fuel Photovoltaic power generation ... Wind Power Other search tips are available from the Guide to the Library Online Catalogs Reference Tools: Databases AGRICOLA Biotechnology and Bioengineering Abstracts Ei Compendex Plus Environment Abstracts ... Science Citation Index Expanded (Web of Science) Dictionaries English-Chinese dictionary of energy engineering (Reference TJ163.16 .Y565 2000)

62. Biomass Viable, Prof Says biomass is a viable and renewable alternative energy source, says Larry Hughes, who teaches in Dalhousie University s electrical and computer engineering http://www.herald.ns.ca/cgi-bin/home/terrordisplaypackstory?2005/05/12 114.raw E

63. Montana DEQ - Alternative Energy Loan Program alternative energy Loan biomass/biofuels Net Metering Easement The alternative energy Revolving Loan Program was established by the 57th Montana http://www.deq.state.mt.us/Energy/Renewable/altenergyloan.asp

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64. Editorial: 12/23/2004 - Solar, Biomass Projects Part Of PNM’s Future And chances are that, unless the solar and biomass generators are small ones that As technology improves, so might alternative energy in various forms. http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/8329.html

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65. Earthtoys Alternative Energy Library - Emagazine alternative and renewable energy information library, emagazine and news source. Solar energy, wind energy, biomass, hybrid vehicles and more. http://www.earthtoys.com/emagazine.php?issue_number=03.02.01&article=power_energ

66. Alternative Energy Sources Danes no blowhards on alternative energy. The Los Angeles Times, p. H4. A biomass plant, operated by Delano energy Co., takes 700 tons of prunings, http://horizon.unc.edu/projects/OTH/1-2_tech2.asp

Alternative Energy Sources by James L. Morrison [Note: This is a re-formatted manuscript that was originally published in On the Horizon (2), 5-6. It is posted here with permission from Jossey Bass Publishers The Los Angeles Times , p. D2.] The Danish government is pushing ahead with one of Europe's most ambitious alternative energy projects-a pro gram that would make Denmark the first country in the world to use wind power as a significant contributor to its national electricity grid. At the present, only California has installed greater wind-power capacity. Denmark is in the final stages of an initial expansion that will triple its wind power by the end of the next year to cover nearly 10% of its electricity requirements through wind energy. Denmark and California together produce 90% of the globe's wind-generated electricity. [Marshall, T. (1992, April 7). Danes no blowhards on alternative energy. The Los Angeles Times , p. H4.] The Christian Science Monitor , p. 26.] Edison and Texas Instruments recently announced a solar technology breakthrough. A relatively low-cost solar photovoltaic cell has the potential to provide one-third of an average home's electricity using a 10-by-10 foot rooftop panel! [Bryson, J.E.(1991, May 19)Change is in the wind- and the sun. The Los Angeles Times , p. M5.]

67. Iraq & Our Energy Future - Costs & Investments Although Tidal and biomass energy are expensive, the other alternative energy types are becoming more affordable. The table also shows that fossil fuels and http://www.uwec.edu/grossmzc/alfordem.html

Emily Alford alfordem@uwec.edu Part of , by students of at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, USA, Spring 2003. Professor Zoltan Grossman IRAQ WAR Oil connections Costs of war Consuming resources Iraq ecosystems ... Nuclear options RENEWABLE ENERGIES Overview Global oil Solar Wind ... Animal waste A class project by students in International Environmental (Geography 378, Spring 2003, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire) Assistant Professor of Geography Zoltan Grossman grossmzc@uwec.edu P.O. Box 4004, Eau Claire , WI 54702 USA Renewable energy is often the topic of debate. Many people believe that it is too expensive or inefficient. However, without governments, businesses, and private citizens investing money in the alternative energy market, technology will not develop and the prices of these energies will not decrease. Cost of renewable energy is a cycle. What is the Cost?

68. Alternative Technology (Links) alternative energy Engineering (California). www.altenergy.com www.asis.com/ biomass energy Alliance. www.biomass.org. biomass Information Sources on http://peopleinaction.gn.apc.org/technology.html

P EOPLE IN A CTION for a Better World Links to Initiatives, Associations and Information on the Internet peopleinaction.info peopleinaction.gn.apc.org A LTERNATIVE T ECHNOLOGY Internet Links News Groups People in Action Guide - Examples of Links ... Books This page is an archived version. Links are being updated here on the archive, or moved to the new version at: peopleinaction.info/alternativetechnology Alternative Technology INTERNET LINKS The links with are the examples given on the Guide Alternative Energy Engineering - AEE (California). www.aeesolar.com www.alt-energy.com Alternative Technology Association (Australia). www.ata.org.au American Hydrogen Association. www.clean-air.org American Solar Energy Society - ASES. www.ases.org American Wind Energy Association - AWEA. www.awea.org APPrO - Association of Power Producers of Ontario. www.appro.org Renewable energy and sustainable energy systems in Canada. Bay Winds - Wind Energy Systems (USA). www.baywinds.com

69. ALA | Alternate Energy These are alternative energy sources that are ready for use or in US Department of energy’s energy Efficiency and Renewable energy biomass Program. http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2005/january05/alternatee

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2005 January ... Back Issues: 2005 January INTERNET RESOURCES Alternative energy: Resources from coal to wind January 2005 Vol. 66, No. 1 by Gary L. Parsons Astronaut Edgar Mitchell has noted that there are three phases to achieving a vision: awareness, education, and action. I hope that this article serves at least as a first step. I also hope that it can lead to the second step, making readers aware that there are lots of ways to solve our energy-related problems. My goal for this article is that it will be both informative and entertaining. Enjoy the ride. The basics Coal Coal is quite abundant in the U.S.; we have as much coal as Saudi Arabia has oil. World Coal Institute. http://www.wci-coal.com/web/bl_content.php?menu_id=0.0

70. BioMatNet Item: FAIR-CT97-3701 - Switchgrass (Panicum Virgatum L.) As An Alterna Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) as an alternative energy crop in Europe Arguments for introducing switchgrass as a biomass energy crop in Europe are http://www.biomatnet.org/secure/Fair/S817.htm

FAIR-CT97-3701 Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) as an alternative energy crop in Europe Contacts To find similar Items, click on a keyword below: Crops for Solid Biofuels FAIR Area 4.3 - Diversification Solid Biofuels Type of Project Shared Cost Contract No FAIR-CT97-3701 Total Cost 899,418 ECU EC Contribution 485,000 ECU Start Date Duration 40 months Switchgrass ( Panicum virgatum L.) as an alternative energy crop in Europe Objectives The objective of this shared cost research project is to evaluate switchgrass biomass production potential for energy purposes in Europe. It is proposed to generate sufficient data to initiate large-scale production trials and to take well founded decision on the need for further research and development of switchgrass. Switchgrass is a C4 grass well adapted to most of North America where it is used for biomass production. Arguments for introducing switchgrass as a biomass energy crop in Europe are: Low cost of establishment, because produces seeds It is cold tolerant High yield potential with low water and fertiliser inputs Wide geographic adaptation Some preliminary data collected in Northern Europe indicates that seed establishment is successful and yields are promising. The knowledge generated about this grass in North America and the similarity in eliminates between its native environment and Europe make introduction of switchgrass for biomass production both very promising and relatively inexpensive.

71. FOREST Project Links And Resources Biomass And Alternative Energy Links biomass energy A collection of links, related to the Component 4 Presented here is a collection of links to the outside web resources, http://www.forestproject.ru/web2/links/links-biomass.htm

Links: Biomass Energy A collection of links, related to the Component #4 Presented here is a collection of links to the outside web resources, located in various geographical locations of the world. We hope you will find them useful. Each link opens up in a new window. In case you have any other interesting URLs, please submit them to us with a brief description of contents. Winrock Intl.: Clean Energy - Renewable Energy Project Support Offices (REPSO) information and general information on "clean energy".

72. Alternative Energy Technology Innovation: The Coming Economic Boom biomass Gas Electric s Technology and energy Contribution, Glenn Farris Bio Partnerships for Innovation in alternative energy Panel Format http://www.energy.gatech.edu/presentations.html

Alternative Energy Technology Innovation: The Coming Economic Boom May 12-13, 2005 Savannah, GA Last Update: May 24 Workshop Presentations Speakers Welcoming Remarks Jean-Lou Chameau Bio InfinitEnergy Principal Investigator Wind Sam Shelton Moderating Bio Offshore Wind Resources in the Southeast Susan Stewart Bio GA Tech Strategic Energy Initiative An Imagination Breakthrough: Offshore Wind Energy Benjamin Bell Bio GE Energy Wind Energy Global Development Overview of Airtricity Wind Energy Projects - Onshore and Offshore Martin McAdam Bio Airtricity Inc Solar Ajeet Rohatgi Moderating Bio Solar Electricity: Progress and Challenges Tom Surek NREL National Center for Photovoltaics A Vision for the Role of Silicon Solar Cells in our Energy Future Richard Swanson Bio Sun Power Solar Architecture on the Rise (slides not available) Steven Strong Bio Solar Design Associates Keynote Speaker, Renewable Energy: Strengthening Our Nation's Economy Dan Arvizu Bio Director, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Ocean Energy Hermann Fritz Moderating Bio Ocean Energy Development in Europe and Beyond Tony Lewis The Gulf Stream Energy Project: Thinking Outside the Gearbox Michael Hoover Florida Hydro Ocean Energy Potential in Southeast Georgia Kevin Haas Bio GA Tech Savannah, InfinitEnergy

73. Biomass Energy alternative energy Links http//www1.primenet.com/~shanaha/ Extensive index of links to alternativeenergy organizations and resources, including solar, http://www.ems.psu.edu/~elsworth/courses/cause2000/Solar.html

74. Earth Day Alternative Energy Earth Day Science Projects Explore Wind, Water, Sol Earth Day alternative energy science projects explore wind power, water power, solar power, and biomass power with handson demonstrations for teachers of http://www.funlessonplans.com/science_lesson_plans/

Preschool Lesson Plans Kindergarten Themes Reading and History Lessons Grades 4-5-6-7-8 Preschool-K Lesson Plans Free Holiday Crafts Prek-Gr 6 Reading Lesson Plans Gr 4-8 History Lesson Plans Gr 5-8 Holidays Home Memorial Day ... Nutcracker Suite Holidays: Printable Craft Activities with Mini History Lessons for Home - Preschool - Kindergarten - Grades 1- 6 Earth Day Home Smog Wind Power Water Power ... Solar Power Alternative energy science projects explore wind power, water power, solar power, and biomass power with Earth Day hands-on demonstrations for teachers of Prek-K-6 students in classes or homeschools. Almost all our non-nuclear energy comes from the sun, either directly from solar panels, or indirectly, from the power of falling water, the force of wind, or the heat from chemical reactions involving the growing things we call biomass. Gas, coal, and oil are products of biomass created by the sun that have have been buried, partially decomposed, for millions of years.

75. Energy Probe - Nuclear Power, Utility Reform The advance of biomass energy in North America requires a focus on the development of pelletized grass Article quotes Tom Adams on alternative energy. http://www.energyprobe.org/energyprobe/index.cfm?DSP=subcontent&AreaID=189

76. Greening Schools - Resources - Alternative Energy Sources Fourth Annual Illinois Renewable energy and Sustainable Living Fair Summary biomass is plant matter such as trees, grasses, agricultural crops or other http://www.greeningschools.org/resources/view_cat_admin.cfm?id=2

77. Energy And Power Web Resources Learn about electrical, alternative and renewable energy and power production. biomass energy Agriculture Links Bioenergy REPP CREST http://www.khake.com/page49.html

V OCATIONAL INFORMATION CENTER Energy and Power Career Guide Explore careers in Energy with the following links to job descriptions, which include information such as daily activities, skill requirements, salary and training required. To learn more about Energy, follow the related links below the career descriptions section. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About Energy and Power Career Descriptions Apprentice Stationary Engineer Boiler Operators Career Opportunities in the Mineral Industry Careers in Renewable Energy ... Gas Service Technician Generation/Substation Technician Geologists and Geoscientists Geophysicists Industrial Electrician Industrial Machinery Mechanics ... Welders Energy and Power Related Resources Biomass Energy Agriculture Links Bioenergy -REPP CREST Bioenergy Information Network Bioenergy and Biomass - FAQs ... Ethanoll Coal Coal - Wikipedia Coal Education Glossary of Mining Terms History of Anthracite Coal Mining ... Mining Techniques Electric Power and Utilities Electric Industry Innovations Electric Industry Overview Electric Power Glossary Electric Power News ... Utility Connection Fuel Cells Electric Fuel Cell and Hybrid Vehicles Fuel Cells 2000 Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Energy Fuel Cell Technology ... Hydrogen Fuel Cells Fossil Fuels, Gas and Oil

78. Titlebar This chapter examines direct use of alternative energy sources for either Potential biomass energy sources for electricity generation include urban http://www.energy.appstate.edu/programs/sep/ch6.php

Contact NC State Energy Office Appstate ARDI Home About Us Programs Local Activities Chapter 6: Alternative Energy Sources Alternative energy sources include traditional renewable energy sources as well as innovative new technologies, such as fuel cells. The previous chapter explored renewable fuels derived from agriculture and waste resources. This chapter examines direct use of alternative energy sources for either providing electricity or other energy-related services, such as daylighting, hot water, space heating, or space cooling. Dozens of states across the country are investing in the promise of renewable energy with new policies and programs designed to enhance their development. Historically, North Carolina has been a leader in the field of renewable energy. However, significant development and implementation efforts must continue in order to keep pace with national developments. In addition to educational programs, the Energy Policy Council considered measures such as renewable portfolio standards, net metering, and new incentives for renewable energy sources. As discussed in the Chapter 4 on electric utilities, electrical peak demand in the state grew 3% annually from 1980 to 2000 and is expected to slow to approximately 1.5% to 2% per year from the present through 2011 (4-6). Due to recently slower economic growth in the state, this forecast is likely to drop. While most utility representatives and regulators have expected that future generation will be provided primarily by natural gas-fired power plants, recent forecasts of higher natural gas prices may change utility planning to include coal-fired and nuclear power plants.

79. Alternative Energy They were involved in the development of the biomass fuelled district urban settings about the value of appropriate alternative energy technology. http://www.ouje.ca/content/our-story/energy.php

Send to a friend District Heating System District Heating: What is it? Community Decision-making Comprehensive Cost- Benefit Analysis Summary of Community Benefits District Heating: What is it? A district heating system is a way of providing energy for the purpose of heating residences, institutions (school, clinic, administration buildings, etc.) and commercial establishments utilizing a single source of energy to produce heat which is distributed via a hot water medium by underground pipes to all the buildings. One source of producing energy replaces having each building individually heated by conventional means such as oil furnaces or baseboard electric heaters. The district heating system also provides the source for domestic hot water. District heating is not new. The Romans were the earliest user of the concept and applied it to heat dwellings and also to heat their renowned baths. The first modern district heating company was established in Lockport, New York in 1878 by the Holly Steam Combination Company. The company started with fourteen customers and by 1880 the system included several factories. The distribution network consisted of nearly three miles of steam piping. The early distribution lines were iron pipe, wrapped with asbestos, felt and paper buried approximately three feet in the ground in a wooden box filled with sawdust.

80. BOI According to the energy for Environment Foundation, biomass represents significant Production of electricity or steam power by using alternative energy http://www.boi.go.th:8080/issue/200506_16_6/5.htm

Strengthening Thailand's energy security and sustainability T o strengthen energy security and sustainability, the Thai government has set 2011 as the target date for 8% of the nation’s total energy, representing an estimated 1,900 MW, to be generated from renewable energy sources. The development of alternative sources is critical to energy sustainability as Thailand relies substantially on crude oil imports totaling approximately US$ 10.7 billion in 2004, representing 6.5% of the GDP. Renewable sources accounted for only 1% of electricity generated in 2004. Policies To achieve the 8% goal, the government is encouraging the power generating sector, consisting of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and Small Power Producers (SPPs) to produce 1,900 MW of power from renewable energy sources. IPPs are firms which build, own and operate large power plants that generate and sell electricity to the grid, to ease the state’s power production burden. IPPs are now required to adhere to the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS). Under the RPS, power companies that wish to bid to supply power to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) must produce 5% of their installed energy generating capacity from renewable sources.

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