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By Joseph Baker on April 13, 2011
Tags: Chief Nuclear Officer, Electric Co., Energy Supply, Entergy Corporation, PGE Corp, Japan, United States, California utility, Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, Entergy Corporation, Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan Earthquake, Japan nuclear crisis, nuclear power, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, PG&E Corporation (NYSE: PCG), U.S. nuclear energy, U.S. nuclear power, Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, 3-D, California, energy, John Conway, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Radiation, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Vermont
In the wake of the nuclear disaster that occurred in Japan after a major earthquake rocked the island nation last month, the United States has been exploring the safety not only of its nuclear power plants, but also of nuclear energy, on the whole.
By Alison Pruitt on July 28, 2010
Tags: Sierra Geothermal, Alum, coiled tube drilling, geothermal drilling, geothermal energy, geothermal power nevada, hyperspectral imaging, Sierra Geothermal, TSX-V: SRA, 3-D, energy, imaging, Joel Ronne, Nevada, steel
Geothermal is often an energy-efficiency wallflower compared with the more popular solar and wind technologies. Although it offers advantages over other technologies, geothermal projects are slow to get going and expensive.
By Harry Tournemille on April 21, 2010
Tags: 3D Solar Structures, DSME, Improving Solar Efficiency, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, Professor Jeffrey Grossman, research, solar cells, solar modules, 3-D, energy, Jeffrey Grossman, Marco Bernardi, Massachusetts, MIT
The Massachusetts Institute of Tehcnology 's (MIT) answer to creating a high efficiency solar panel takes shape in the form of 3D, origami folding structures.
