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Comment on Events by Janet Guay

Janet Guay — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 15:56:28 +0000

Global Renewable News.com would like to offer a non-financial media partnership for your event(s).

Below is the type of agreement we are suggesting.

What “The Event” would receive:

One Event listing in the Calender Event on GRN Website
One Static button (180 x 150 pixels) GRN Website
One Dedicated email broadcast to all members (15k)

What GRN would receive:

GRN logo on event website and promos
Post-card insert in attendees bags or on a table/bin
Post attendees list with full contact information

I will be waiting for your responce, thank you for your time, and have a great day!

Janet Guay (450 888-504-0072)

Comment on International Context by roger

roger — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:47:05 +0000

The European Wind Industry Association (EWEA) recently analyzed provisional EUROSTAT energy data and showed that the EU as a whole met its 2010 renewable energy targets.
http://www.ewea.org/index.php?id=60&no_cache=1&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=1928&tx_ttnews%5BbackPid%5D=1&cHash=4b7e762152ac15e75a14d10ccd960778

In a separate analysis EWEA predicted that the EU will surpass its 2020 targets by 20%.
http://www.ewea.org/index.php?id=60&no_cache=1&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=1892&tx_ttnews%5BbackPid%5D=1&cHash=05ee83819

There are of course differences among countries, but overall its good news.

Comment on International Context by Jack Kohane

Jack Kohane — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 20:33:16 +0000

In the document above, you indicate that the “EU has regional targets of 21 percent of electricity and 12 percent of total energy by 2010.” As a journalist writing about wind energy developments in Canada, comparing our progress with overseas, has this EU target been met, fallen short, or surpassed? I need a response as soon as possible. Thnks. Jack.

Comment on National Strategy by Renewable Energy Policy in Canada | ENV 350: Energy Policy and the Environment

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 08:43:06 +0000

[...] Energy Alliance) has drafted a National Renewable Energy Strategy that can be viewed at <http://www.canrea.ca/site/national-strategy/>. CanREA identifies energy efficiency as the underlying foundation of any energy policy, [...]

Comment on National Strategy by Why an Energy Strategy | OMG its Canada – Globe – Canbyte

Why an Energy Strategy | OMG its Canada – Globe – Canbyte — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 13:52:16 +0000

[...] Canadian Renewable Energy Alliance on National Strategy This entry was posted in Energy. Bookmark the permalink. ← Canada, global energy [...]

Comment on Ontario’s Renewable Power Transition Under Threat by Rudolf Zölde

Rudolf Zölde — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 07:39:58 +0000

Alternative Energy
Environmental technologies are opening up a new dimension to the user in renewable energy.

A concept for the future of photovoltaics and
in space technology with greatly reduced solar surface.

With innovative RZ-technologies sampling a higher energy efficiency achieved by photovoltaic systems or as add-on drive for electric vehicles and will also be applicable in most integrated battery-operated devices.
The sampling process results with the applied input power leads an active and integral function as an addition to the input value at the output to increased performance, energy conservation remains permanently unchanged.
With known experimental models under the name PQPV, RZ 1, PQ 24/80, PQ 44 is idling, without consumers, the input dc voltage applied is dubled.

When a load is connected at the amplifier output, the current value is retained.
This worldwide new technology is still in development phase.

To cope with high current values ??in the RZ-sampling method not commercially available control elements of unconventional design are used.
RZCAR with dual systems is used for future electric vehicles the generated power to charge a second battery and the operating system automatically switches to the battery charged.

The advantage of this new technology means more driving routes and shorter load times, lagging the current electric cars remain permanently inefficient.
We offer our proposals for sale.

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Rudolf Zolde
03710 Calp – Spain
Tel: +34 672700395
InterFAX: +34 945020922
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(German)
Alternative Energien
Relevante Umwelttechnologien eröffnen im Bereich erneuerbarer Energien
dem Anwender eine neue Dimension.
Ein Konzept für die zukünftige Photovoltaik und
in der Raumfahrttechnik mit stark reduzierte Photovoltaikfläche.
Mit innovative RZ-Samplingtechnologien wird eine höhere Energieeffizienz von Photovoltaikanlagen oder als Zusatzantrieb für Elektrofahrzeuge erreicht und auch integriert anwendbar in den meisten batteriebetriebenen Geräten.
Der Samplingvorgang bewirkt mit der angelegten Eingangsleistung eine aktive Integralfunktion und führt als Addition zum Eingangswert am Ausgang zu einer erhöhten Leistung, der Energieerhaltungssatz bleibt nachhaltig unverändert.
Mit bekannte Versuchsmodellen, unter der Bezeichnung PQPV, RZ 1, PQ 24/80, PQ 44 wird im Leerlauf, ohne Verbraucher, die am Eingang angelegte Gleichspannung verdoppelt.
Wird eine Last am Ausgang des Verstärkers angeschlossen, bleibt der Stromwert erhalten.
Diese weltweit neuartige Technologie befindet sich noch in der Entwicklungsphase.

Für die Bewältigung hoher Stromwerten im RZ-Samplingverfahren kommen besoderer nichthandelsübliche Steuerungselemente unkonventioneller Bauart zum Einsatz.
Mit RZCAR-Dualsysteme wird für zukünftige Elektroahrzeuge die gewonnene Leistung für die Ladung eines zweiten Akkus eingesetzt und im Betrieb automatisch auf die geladene Batterie umgeschaltet.
Der Vorteil dieser neuartigen Technologie garantiert längere Fahrstrecken und kürzere Ladezeiten, die heutigen rückständigen Elektroautos bleiben nachhaltig ineffizient.
Wir bieten unsere Vorschläge zum Verkauf an.

Comment on Ontario’s Ground Breaking Feed-in Tariffs by Richard Reinert

Richard Reinert — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 23:57:43 +0000

I am a member of the Don Valley West Citizens’s Committee. There will be a large residential facility erected in a sector of the Don Valley West to be completed by early summer, 2015 to be used first as a residence for athletes participating in the 2015 Pan Am Games.
The Athlete’s Village will then be converted into living space for hundreds of families. Is such a project eligible for funding for either wind or solar power generation?
Since the design of projects has not yet been accepted, is there sufficient time to obtain and use such funding.
Richard Reinert, PhD.
416.362.0455

Comment on New Brunswick Community Energy Policy Will Fail to Provide Sufficient Incentive for Renewable Energy Investments by Scotty Moretto

Scotty Moretto — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 22:21:45 +0000

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Comment on New Report on Green Jobs Puts Renewable Energy at the Top of the List by Royal Renewable Energy common initiative group(RRECIG)

Royal Renewable Energy common initiative group(RRECIG) — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 21:55:34 +0000

Sir / Mrs
We of the Royal Renewable Energy common initiative group(RRECIG) based in the rural area of Cameroon, Africa have been readind your website for the passed months.We have learned a lot from your website.We think creating renewable energy ( green energy) will protect the environment,encourage development and creat more jobs to the rural population.
The RRECIG is counting on the government and international bodies to help or support non governmental groups like ours in the development of renewable energy. The RRECIG will appretiate your support to enable us to continue with the sensitisation of the rural population obout the benefits of renewable energy.We will also be greatful if you can help us in the pactical training of our members.We lack the experties in the renewable energy field.
Thanks, from Boma Mohammed Chi, Founder / Delegate of Royal Renewable Energy Common Initiative Group, Cameroon Africa

Comment on Ontario’s Renewable Power Transition Under Threat by David Dunnison

David Dunnison — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 07:00:56 +0000

Excellent article – thanks!

The erosion of the program is a significant concern. The program is not without its contoversial requirements such as the domestic content requirements. But, the bigger issues, as underscored by solar industry execs very early on, was that the program be consistent and transparent.

A point of clarification, were a large number of microFIT contracts cancelled? I had thought some had been unable to connect, while all pending applications now have the retroactive ‘Connection Impact Assessment’ requirement. In total, 85% of microFIT applications have not been implemented the the majority of these have received Conditional Offers from the OPA.

The biggest challenge at the moment appears to be Hydro One and the grid constraints. The CIA appears to have put the microFIT on virtual standstill.

A complementary article to this one can be found at: http://d-bits.com/is-ontario-fit-program-losing-momentum/

Regards, David