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Information and analysis on solar energy and alternative energy

• Added on: Oct 1st, 2007
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Michael Davies
• Listed in: Green Home and Garden
• Tags: Alternative Energy solar energy energy efficiency carbon footprint energy economics home heating

Recent Posts

• Falling Panel Prices could bring Solar closer to Grid Parity

  Posted on Tuesday October 27th, 2009 at 13:36 in Alternative Energy, solar energy, carbon emissions, solar stocks, energy security, energy costs, energy economics, solar efficiency, carbon economics, historic energy, solar energy economics, grid parity

  Rising inventory levels of photovoltaic (PV) panels and new production capacity coming online is driving solar PV prices lower and thereby, bringing solar energy closer to grid price parity. With the release of the latest earnings of solar energy co...

• A Case for Natural Gas CHP Systems

  Posted on Tuesday August 25th, 2009 at 14:51 in Alternative Energy, solar energy, carbon emissions, fuel cells, carbon footprint, fuel efficiency, chp, fuel costs, carbon economics, natural gas energy, add new tag

  A combined heat and power system (CHP) is the cogeneration or simultaneous generation of multiple forms of energy in an integrated system. CHP systems consume less fuel than separate heat and power generating systems. According to the Environmenta...

• Formulating an Effective Energy Efficiency Strategy with Measurement and Verification Copyright © 2009 Green Econometrics, LLC

  Posted on Saturday June 27th, 2009 at 07:37 in Alternative Energy, carbon emissions, oil energy, co2 emissions, fuel efficiency, fuel costs, energy costs, coal energy, energy economics, carbon and climate, carbon economics, energy expenditures

  The development of an energy efficiency strategy incorporates analysis of energy expenditures and energy consumption. The energy strategy must incorporate dynamics between costs, budgets and the consumption of energy including the monitoring of kilo...

• Oil Consumption Impacted More by Price than Deteriorating Economic Conditions

  Posted on Wednesday May 13th, 2009 at 17:28 in Alternative Energy, solar energy, oil independence, peak oil, oil energy, co2 emissions, energy independence, fuel costs, energy security, energy costs, energy economics, carbon and climate

  The fall in oil consumption was most dramatic following the escalating price of crude oil to $145.16 per barrel on July 14, 2008 then at any other point over the last several years. Price elasticity, a key concept in Economics 101, which measures ...

• Solar Energy – Closer to Grid Parity?

  Posted on Tuesday March 31st, 2009 at 12:21 in Alternative Energy, solar energy, carbon footprint, oil energy, solar stocks, wind energy, energy costs, coal energy, energy economics, solar efficiency, carbon economics, hydrocarbon fuels

  Last month First Solar (FSLR) achieved a milestone in the solar industry with its announcement of $1 per Watt reducing its production cost for solar modules to 98 cents per watt, thereby braking the $1 per watt price barrier.. While the achievemen...

• Dramatic Drop in Oil Consumption – What’s the Implication?

  Posted on Friday February 13th, 2009 at 10:13 in Alternative Energy, oil independence, oil energy, energy costs, energy economics, carbon economics, energy expenditures, hydrocarbon fuels

  America’s appetite for oil declined sharply as the economy weakened over 2008. According to the latest reported information from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), Monthly Oil Consumption oil consumption declined 13% y/y from September ...

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