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Open Software Platform Helps Save Energy
Posted in Solar Power, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Government Initiatives, News on Thursday, August 12 2010
Starting in 2011, energy suppliers in Germany will be required to offer electricity at variable rates under the German Energy Act. A new energy management software platform will enable customers to opt for flexible electricity rates, so that they can purchase power at times when it is available more cheaply. Another advantage is better utilization of the power grid.
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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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Introducing the First Solar & Wind e-zine
Posted in Energy Storage, Solar Power, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy on Thursday, July 15 2010
The latest e-zine from Green Design & Manufacturing is here! The premiere issue of Solar and Wind Power features articles, tech briefs, application stories, and more regarding alternative energy solutions.
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Fish Schooling as a Basis for Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Farm Design
Posted in Energy Storage, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Tech Briefs on Thursday, July 15 2010
Most wind farms consist of horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWTs), but an alternative paradigm for wind energy extraction is found in vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) designs. A single spatially-isolated VAWT has a significantly lower power coefficient.
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July 20-22, 2010: Wind Turbine Blade Workshop
Posted in Building Technologies, Wind Power, Renewable Energy, Events on Tuesday, July 06 2010
The 2010 Sandia National Laboratories Wind Turbine Blade Workshop will be held at the Embassy Suites in Albuquerque, NM. Topics will include materials, manufacturing, design/analysis codes, and testing.

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Fuel-Saving Paint System Based on Sharkskin
Posted in Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Pollution, Carbon Dioxide, News on Thursday, May 20 2010
To lower the fuel consumption of airplanes and ships, it is necessary to reduce their flow resistance, or drag. A paint system from the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Applied Materials Research IFAM makes this possible. Along with lowering costs, it also reduces CO2 emissions.
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