Energy
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full engineering, procurement and construction tasks with all PV modules sourced from ET Solar's ...
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Reactors by Youho Lee, Thomas J. McKrell, Chao Yue, Mujid S. Kazimi). "We are looking at all sides of ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 27 2013 - 1:10am
- Hydrogen's Potential In Alternative Energy Is Fading
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"All these reasons together constrain the use of hydrogen to niche applications such as a liquid in ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 2 2014 - 2:00pm
- Wind Turbine Studies: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
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compare their experience with a control group of other residents. Even if all six of these participants ...
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- Improving Biomass Use Efficiency For Semi-Arid Regions
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since engine cooking occurs after several hours of use. All engine types allow additions of vegetable ...
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- Improving Biomass Use Efficiency For Semi-Arid Regions
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standard tractors, since engine cooking occurs after several hours of use. All engine types allow additions ...
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to hydrogen conversion efficiencies, relatively few have included all of the operating principles, ...
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- Lithium-Ion Batteries Need Help To Enter The 21st Century, Manganese May Be It
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proof-of-concept, and a government lab, so all taxpayers are still on the hook for it even though they don't ...
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learned. All along, I thought I would leave academia for three, maybe four years, but I had so much fun in ...
Article - News Staff - Nov 18 2008 - 11:12am
- Batteries Made Of Bacteria?
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unlimited supply of metal; instead of a few bites, they get an all-you-can eat buffet." The bacteria ...
Article - News Staff - Nov 21 2008 - 1:20pm
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