- Editor's note
As we have entered the new millennium, we have also embarked upon a new journey in technology. Many new technologies are emerging and some old technology is being refined and perfected. From lasers to holograms to alternative energy production, career and technical education is striving to remain on the leading ......
- Renewable energy plans fall short
News Renewable energy sources would replace only half the U.S. consumption of oil, natural gas, and coal, according to an analysis by Cornell University ecologists. According to the analysis, if alternative energy systems, such as hydroelectric, solar, wind power, and biofuels were fully developed, they would occupy up to one-sixth ......
- Industry Watch.
Oil: Major oil companies are increasingly investing in alternative energy sources. Following industry consolidation and price concerns in the mid-1980s, such investments lost favor. But environmental and political concerns, the possibility of running out of fossil fuels, as well as new technologies and deregulation have reinvigorated alternative energy efforts by ......
- Michigan Governor Proposes Next Generation Energy
Initiative.
Michigan Governor John Engler announced "NextEnergy" - a comprehensive economic development plan to make Michigan a world leader in the research, development, commercialization and manufacture of alternative energy technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells. These technologies include mobile applications to power cars and trucks, as well as stationary uses for ......
- EDTA Announces Conference Speakers and
Presenters.
The Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA) recently announced that British Columbia's environment minister and Alternative Energy and Power Technology Task Force co-chair Barry Penner will serve as the keynote speaker at the closing session of the EDTA Conference & Exposition being held next month in Vancouver. EDTA also noted that ......
- New energy information products fromElsevier.
Elsevier's Renewable Energy (London) division has begun the publication of two new magazines for the alternative energy sector and will launch a related trade show in November 2008. "Fuel Cell Focus" has become a regularly published magazine after two special issues fot he Grove Fuel Cell Symposium. The new title, ......
- "Biomass Magazine" from BBIInternational.
Alternative energy information publisher BBI International Media (Grand Forks, ND) has begun the publication of "Biomass Magazine," a new trade magazine designed to service companies that use and/or produce power, fuels and chemical feedstocks derived from biomass. The new title is published monthly and has a mostly paid circulation. An ......