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Generating Energy Innovation: Disrupting the Alternatives
Posted in Alternative Fuels, Biomass, Solar Power, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Carbon Dioxide, Features on Thursday, July 29 2010
In just the last few years, innovation in alternative-energy technologies have gained significant footholds in product development lifecycles and are rapidly changing our individual roles as energy consumers and producers. Out of the box thinking and breakthrough discoveries are on the rise in solar, wind, biofuel, and other alternative-energy technologies. 
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Optimized Power Devices Enable Energy Efficient Solar Inverters and Micro-Converters
Posted in Solar Power, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Features on Tuesday, July 20 2010
As the demand for greener appliances and consumer products soars across the globe, and energy savings becomes a global phenomenon (and necessity) in residential and commercial environments, solar and wind power technologies have begun to proliferate in cities and states around the world.
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Hermetic Feedthroughs: A Critical Component in New Flywheel Energy Storage Solutions
Posted in Energy Storage, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Features on Tuesday, May 11 2010
The phrase “everything old is new again” certainly applies to today’s flywheel technology. Forget the mechanical bearing, standard atmosphere 5,000 RPM steel behemoths of the past, many of today’s flywheel designs feature compact carbon fiber composite rotors on magnetic bearings, turning in a vacuum at up to 60,000 RPM.
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Evolution of the Solid-State Lighting Connector
Posted in Energy Efficiency, LEDs/Lighting, Features on Wednesday, March 24 2010
Keeping pace with emerging solid-state lighting (SSL) applications can be difficult for design engineers, not only from an end-product standpoint, but at the component level as well. Design engineers are challenged to combine their optical expertise with thermal management, power, electronic, and mechanical packaging properties.
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Why All The Talk About High-Power LED Technology?
Posted in Energy Efficiency, LEDs/Lighting, Government Initiatives, Features on Tuesday, March 23 2010
It is in the headlines worldwide. Cities, states, and countries around the globe are transitioning away from traditional lighting and towards newer technologies such as high-power LEDs for traffic, street, and other public lighting applications.
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Revolution in Fasteners Helps Bridge the Gap 
to Greener Vehicles
Posted in Alternative Fuels, Transportation, Batteries, Features on Friday, March 19 2010
With auto sales down as much as 40 percent, it can feel to some like the industry is coming apart. But a "revolution in fasteners" may soon help bridge the gap to greener vehicles, while increasing sales and lowering recall and warranty rates.
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Power Conversion for Reduced Cost, Volume, and Weight - and Increased Efficiency
Posted in Transportation, Energy Efficiency, LEDs/Lighting, Features on Tuesday, March 16 2010
Industry and consumers are increasingly aware of the benefits of efficacious use of metered power, as costs and cost trends increase. Making the right choices for power converter design can produce rapid investment payback in applications such as for LED illumination and automotive electric vehicles, and can be optimized for low total cost of ownership (TCO).
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