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Pickens “almost” got it right!
Some of you that read my site regularly might take a “double take” on this title. You might remember in August of 2008 I said “Pickens got it right”. Have I changed my mind? Nope! Read on. T. Boone Pi… more →
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Power from Sugarcane Bagasse poised to grow in Brazil
sugarcaneblog wrote 1 month ago: According to an article in Renewable Energy Report, “Brazil’s sugar and alcohol refining … more →
Interesting from Power Engineering
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powerluke wrote 4 months ago: From ore to electrons: Using steel plants as a source of grid power By Drew Robb, Contributing Write … more →
Pickens “almost” got it right!
greenenergyguru wrote 6 months ago: Some of you that read my site regularly might take a “double take” on this title. You might remember … more →
What is “Carbon Neutral” anyway?
greenenergyguru wrote 7 months ago: Occasionally you may read the term “carbon neutral”. This is often mentioned as a value of biomass f … more →
What is a “waste fuel”?
greenenergyguru wrote 8 months ago: Those of you who read my blogs have heard us talk about green renewable fuels. RAM is focused on gre … more →
Platts: Interest grows in Brazil's sugarcane potential
sugarcaneblog wrote 9 months ago: Here’s an interesting report from Platts’ Renewable Energy Report: Growing interest biomass electric … more →
Your guide to CHP
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energyinformation wrote 11 months ago: Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is the simultaneous generation of usable heat and power (usually elect … more →
cogen and greenlets
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Ionel Maries wrote 11 months ago: I was playing these days with greenlets and I finally managed to find some time to make and coroutin … more →
What is an “Opportunity Fuel”?
greenenergyguru wrote 11 months ago: Some of you have seen my articles and my reference to “opportunity fuels”. Perhaps you have wondered … more →
Can Biomass really make a difference?
greenenergyguru wrote 1 year ago: In a word. Yes! You bet! America is betting on it! We hear about the explosive growth in wind powe … more →
ctypes based iocp proactor for cogen
Ionel Maries wrote 1 year ago: I’ve finally mannaged to pull off a set of wrappers for using the raw windows iocp api using c … more →
Can Biomass really make a difference?
greenenergyguru wrote 1 year ago: In a word. Yes! You bet! America is betting on it! We hear about the explosive growth in wind power. … more →
Wind power and solar power, is that all there is?
greenenergyguru wrote 1 year ago: _ Today, people are very interested in green renewable power sources. American has an addiction to o … more →
On the future of cogen coroutine library
Ionel Maries wrote 1 year ago: The major refactor of the socket stuff is finally in the trunk. The Socket is more in line with the … more →
Next Generation powers cost and carbon savings
energyinformation wrote 1 year ago: Leisure group Next Generation, which now incorporates David Lloyd Leisure, will save £900,000 and cu … more →
Pickens got it right!
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greenenergyguru wrote 1 year ago: _ T. Boone Pickens has taken a bold step in declaring that America is addicted to oil. More importan … more →
Rewrite temptation
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Ionel Maries wrote 1 year ago: Well, not exactly a rewrite, merely a major internal refactor. The thought of cleaning up the socket … more →
comet chat in pylons (with cogen)
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Ionel Maries wrote 1 year ago: There is something very cool about wsgi: asynchronicity at it’s core ! The spec was made with … more →
Qt reactor in cogen
Ionel Maries wrote 1 year ago: I’ve implemented a reactor to integrate the cogen loop in the qt main loop. You whould use it … more →
