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NZAS Cuts Smelter Work Due to Power Cost
New Zealand Aluminium Smelters (NZAS) is cutting production at its Tiwai Point smelter by about 5 per cent as a result of rising power prices.Hydro lake levels at around 60 per cent of average storage, significantly lower than normal because of drought, are pushing up wholesale power prices.The smelter's...
Tags: Electricity, New Zealand Aluminium Smelters, Channel Management, Marketing, NZPA
News items 2008-05-02
Wave Power Still Not on the U.S. Horizon
Wave energy power hold promise as a new, renewable energy source. Nonetheless, moving beyond proof-of-concept in varied prototypes to full-scale commercial introduction is stilling running into roadblocks. The Aguçadora Wave Park, a commercial wave farm off the coast of Portugal, scheduled to be brought online in 2007, is but one...
Tags: Electricity, Farm, Energy, Telecom & Utilities, David Phillips
Blog posts 2008-04-08
MPS: The Scalable Solution for a Growing Operation
Midwest Groundcovers of Saint Charles, Illinois is a growing company, in more than one way. Electricity is crucial for a variety of the company's activities. Generac's Modular Power System provided the best solution to Midwest Groundcover's dynamic expansion plans, because of its flexibility and scalability. For the first phase of...
Tags: scalability, backup
Case studies
Variable-Speed Drives
This paper articulates and gives information about variable-speed drives which vary the frequency of AC electricity in response to an electrical signal. When coupled to a fan or pump motor, the change in frequency will result in a corresponding change in motor speed. Since the power required to drive centrifugal...
Tags: Electricity, Frequency
White papers
Learning From the Sun: UW-Green Bay Goes Solar
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) dedicated a new classroom building that showcases sustainable design, energy saving and energy producing technologies. With BIPV technology, structural materials are combined with PV material to create the roof, walls and windows of a building. BIPV technology uses the sunlight falling on the photovoltaic...
Tags: Manufacturing, Construction, photovoltaics, wall, window
Case studies
Case Study City of Plymouth Council: Successfully Purchased Green Power
The Council of the City of Plymouth has committed to an environmental strategy and therefore sees the purchasing of renewables sourced electricity, in combination with energy efficiency measures, as being key activities in support of the strategy. The energy section of the EPAP identifies a five-year plan for the Council...
Tags: renewable energy, carbon dioxide, strategy
Case studies
Ontario electricity Market Restructuring and Cogeneration
The opening of Ontario's electricity market to competition has many benefits. Chief among these is cogeneration, a highly efficient means of generating heat as well as electric power from the same energy source at the same time. Enbridge Gas Distribution offers the services of Cogeneration Specialists who carry out a...
Tags: Benefits, benefit
Case studies
Neutrogena Corporation, Los Angeles, California: A Johnson & Johnson Company
Neutrogena Corporation, a worldwide leader in premium skin, hair and cosmetic products, and a member of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. As California's energy situation becomes increasingly complicated, alternative measures are continually being sought to alleviate peak demand power shortages and to...
Tags: PowerLight Corp., Los Angeles, California, leader
Case studies
Better Technology Promotes Wind Power Use
On the 1920s and 1930s, farm families in the Midwest used wind to generate enough electricity to power their lights and electric motors. After rural electrification in the 1930s and 1940s, however, wind-generated electricity became much less common. Technological advances that have cut production costs, the need to comply with...
Tags: wind energy, global warming
Case studies
Windmill Power
The village of Elmore began using windmill power in November to provide electricity to a small percentage of homes. In November, Elmore began participating in an energy program called the Wind Farm project to receive a small percentage of their electricity from two windmills located just east of Bowling Green....
Tags: wind farm
Case studies
County Health Department Taps Sun's Power for Electric Needs
The Athens City/County Health Department is now using solar power, thanks to grant funding and the work of an Athens County business. The solar panels will provide backup electricity to the refrigerators that hold vaccines. The panels collect solar electricity and then store it for use if the main electricity...
Tags: Backups, HEALTHCARE, Telecom & Utilities, Vertical industries, solar energy, vaccine, backup, health care
Case studies
Complementarity Problems In Restructured Natural Gas Markets
The restructuring of the gas industry did not so far generate the same modeling activity as in electricity. While the literature of activity in electricity market models is now abundant, it is still rather scant on the gas side. This paper explains some of the existing models and attempts to...
Tags: University of Maryland, modeling, knowledge, industry
White papers 2005-05-09
electricity Retail Price Fact Sheet
The restructuring of the electric power industry is transforming the historically monopolistic industry into one that will have increased competition in its generation and retail sales components, thereby changing the way electricity is priced, traded, and marketed in the United States. This fact sheet focuses on the retail electricity market...
Tags: Sales strategy, Sales force management, Department of Energy, sales, industry
White papers 2004-10-27
Renewable electricity in the Netherlands
The Dutch policy goal is to achieve a share of 17% renewable electricity in the domestic demand in 2020. It is uncertain whether and under which conditions this aim can be achieved. This paper aims to explore the feasible deployment of renewable electricity production in the Netherlands until 2020 by...
Tags: Netherlands
White papers 2004-09-23
How the electricity Grid Works: Controlling the Power Grid
Electricity is generated as it is used. There is very little ability to store electricity. Because of this instantaneous nature, the electric power system must constantly be adjusted to ensure that the generation of power matches the consumption of power. Although Control Area Operators run the grid within their control...
Tags: U.S. Department of Energy, grid
White papers 2004-07-13
Digital Power and Energy Measurement
A brief description of the designed digital sampling electricity meter based on the modern Texas Instruments TMS320C6711 DSP is presented in this paper. The electricity meter measures basic electric network parameters such as rms values of voltages and currents, powers, energy, power factor and net frequency. A brief discussion of...
Tags: Slovak Academy of Sciences, DSP, network
White papers 2004-06-24
Pelamis Wec: Intermediate Scale Demonstration
The Pelamis Wave energy Converter (WEC) is an innovative new concept for extracting energy from ocean waves and converting it into a useful product such as electricity, direct hydraulic pressure or potable water. The system is a semi-submerged, articulated structure composed of cylindrical sections linked by hinged joints. The wave-induced...
Tags: RAM
White papers 2004-02-19
Pelamis Wec: Full-Scale Joint System Test
The Pelamis Wave energy Converter (WEC) is an innovative new concept for extracting energy from ocean waves and converting it into a useful product such as electricity, direct hydraulic pressure or potable water. The system is a semi-submerged, articulated structure composed of cylindrical sections linked by hinged joints. The wave-induced...
Tags: RAM
White papers 2004-02-19
Pelamis Wec: Main Body Structural Design and Materials Selection
The Pelamis Wave energy Converter (WEC) is an innovative new concept for extracting energy from ocean waves and converting it into a useful product such as electricity, direct hydraulic pressure or potable water. The system is a semi-submerged, articulated structure composed of cylindrical sections linked by hinged joints. The wave-induced...
Tags: RAM
White papers 2004-02-19
Potentials and Costs for Renewable electricity Generation: A Data Overview
This report presents the characteristic data regarding potentials and costs for technologies for renewable electricity generation. Focus is on onshore and offshore wind energy, solar photovoltaic energy and electricity from biomass and waste. Additionally, data are presented for hydropower and geothermal electricity. Focus is on onshore and offshore wind energy,...
Tags: Manufacturing, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, geothermal energy, photovoltaics
White papers 2004-02-01
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