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About This Collection
Clean technology includes the renewable energy (wind power, solar power, biomass, hydropower, biofuels), information technology, storage technologies, green transportation, electric motors, green chemistry, lighting, and many other appliances that are now more energy efficient. We focus this collection on renewable energy and development of the Smart Grid.
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The UCSD Microgrid - Showing the Future of Electricity by RMI |
Rocky Mountain Institute visited the University of California, San Diego to study and document the "microgrid" that controls and Learn how RMI is seeking to identify and amplify the kinds of solutions that have the potential to transform the electricity system by visiting http://www.rmi.org/electricity ncluding a central cogeneration plant, an array of solar photovoltaic installations and a fuel cell that operates on natural gas reclaimed from a landfill site. EarthSayers Gary Matthews; James Newcomb; Dave Weil |
integrates electricity supply and demand on the campus. UCSD's microgrid is one of the best examples of an electricity network that provides local control yet is interconnected with the larger electricity grid. At UCSD, the microgrid provides the ability to manage 42 megawatts of generating capacity.-
Intel: Using Smart Technologies to Educate People
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Investing in Clean Energy with Mosaic's Online Marketplace
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Local and Sustainable Biodiesel in Oregon
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The GridWise Alliance and the Smart Grid
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Clean Tech Open - Crossing the Chasm
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The Energy Revolution
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German's Renewable Energy Revolution by Christine Worlen
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Squeezing into our Ecological footprint by Paul Hawken
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Renewable Energy Tax Credit by Michael McGuire
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Smart Grid Dr. Woerlen 1 of 11
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What is Smart Grid by Scientific American
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Will Falling Oil Prices Kill Wind and Solar Power? with Dr. Steven Chu
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Solar World in Oregon
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Opportunities for Cleantech Start-ups by Laina Greene
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Advanced Energy by the AEE
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Bonneville Environmental Foundation: Todd Reeve
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Solar Power Industry and XsunX
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Solar power is working for the Munduruku in Brazil
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Routes of Power: Energy and Modern America by Christopher Jones,
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Creating the Internet of Energy by Dr. Ryan Wartena
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Wind-powered energy security - Cabeolica, Cape Verde
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Low Carbon Economy and On Being Sustainable
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Climate Change and Clean Energy
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The Grid of Tomorrow by 24 Hours of Reality
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Energy (R)evolution is Happening by Tzeporah Berman
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Solar Power works for the Munduruku in Brazil
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What is the Advanced Energy Economy by Graham Richard
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Mapping the Gap: The Road From Paris with Michael Leibreich
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Renewable Energy: Get Off Our Bottoms by Helen Caldicott
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The Potential of Solar in Growing Markets by Paolo Frankl
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Carbon Capture and Sequestration by Scott Anderson
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Solar Jobs Spotlight: Mike Barlow
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Amory Lovins and the Evolving Car Industry
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Davos Annual Meeting 2010 - Global Energy Outlook: Energy Security
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Vestas Global Vision for a Greener Future
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The UCSD Microgrid - Showing the Future of Electricity by RMI
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The Era of Mainstream Clean Energy: Solar Rising by Arno Harris
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Sustainable Energy: Affordable Domestic Solar in Africa
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Citizens Generate Their Own Power by Ursula Sladek
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