41. WSU/EP Program Areas: Education And Training to audience interest and covers (alternative) fuels policy municipal solid waste andenergy crops with Title geothermal energy Systems Electrical Applications. http://www.energy.wsu.edu/educate/trainsc14.htm

Resources What's New Introduction Program Areas Instructor Biographies ... Wind Energy Title: Alternative Transportation Fuels Instructor: Kim Lyons Contact Info: lyonsk@energy.wsu.edu Duration: 2 hours Description: Overview of alternative fuels for transportation including both national and Washington State perspective. Presentation can be tailored to audience interest and covers alternative fuels policy and legislation, vehicle technologies, air quality and energy use. Title: Biomass Instructor: Dr. Jim Kerstetter Contact Info: kerstetterj@energy.wsu.edu Duration: 1-2 hours Description: Presenters have 20 years experience with biomass energy and are familiar with national and international projects. They will discuss their experience in performing resource, technology, environmental and economic assessments for a variety of feedstocks and conversion technologies. These include agricultural residues, forest residues, vegetable oils, municipal solid waste and energy crops with conversion into liquid transportation fuels, electricity, and steam or process heat. Title: Geothermal Energy Systems - Electrical Applications Instructor: Dr. Gordon Bloomquist

42. Las Vegas SUN: Bush Ties Alternative Energy Research To Arctic Drilling Money in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by 2005, with half the money to be spent toresearch solar, wind, geothermal and other (alternative) energy, an assistant http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nevada/2003/jan/31/013110269.html

Printable text version Mail this to a friend January 31, 2003 Bush ties alternative energy research to Arctic drilling money By SCOTT SONNER ASSOCIATED PRESS RENO, Nev. (AP) - President Bush's new budget anticipates $2.4 billion in oil lease sales in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by 2005, with half the money to be spent to research solar, wind, geothermal and other alternative energy, an assistant secretary said Friday. The proposal to spend $1.2 billion in lease sales on research of renewable energies - part of Bush's pending budget blueprint for fiscal year 2004 - should help temper opposition to drilling in arctic Alaska, said Rebecca Watson, assistant interior secretary for land and minerals management. "One would hope that it would," Watson told The Associated Press. She said it was the first time the administration had proposed spending the proceeds from the oil sales directly on alternative power research. "It fits with the president's national energy policy, which is a balanced approach looking at increasing domestic fossil fuels but also looking ahead to renewable energy," she said in a telephone interview from Washington. "Renewable energy faces some hurdles from a financial standpoint so it needs some more money for research. This type of a proposal would be a big boost," she said.

43. Las Vegas SUN: Geothermal Firm Urges Use Of Alternative Energy Printable text version Mail this to a friend February 09, 2001. Geothermalfirm urges use of (alternative) energy. By John Wilkerson ASSOCIATED PRESS. http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/archives/2001/feb/09/511412960.html

Printable text version Mail this to a friend February 09, 2001 Geothermal firm urges use of alternative energy By John Wilkerson ASSOCIATED PRESS CARSON CITY Construction of environmentally friendly geothermal power plants might be the silver lining of an energy-crisis cloud moving east across the Sierra from California, lawmakers were told Thursday. However, an industry spokesman said Nevada must do more than hope for alternative energy producers to flood the state with power proposals. Steve Munson, chief executive of Vulcan Power Co., a Bend, Ore.-based company that develops alternative energy sources, told the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee that Nevada is an ideal place for geothermal power generation. "The U.S. Department of Energy has called Nevada the Saudi Arabia of geothermal," said Munson, adding that geothermal power is environmentally friendly, cheap and cost-stable. He said geothermal plants are located at hot springs, so they aren't dependent on outside suppliers of fuel that can vary widely in price. "We're kind of a hedge against continued high gas prices," Munson said.

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47. Solar, Geothermal Energy Benefit Homes They are too pleased with their decision to use (alternative) energy. Hatfieldsays several other people in his area are now installing geothermal units. http://www.msfb.com/news/Farmcountry/nov02/Solar, geothermal energy benefit home

Solar, geothermal energy benefit homes by Glynda Phillips Willie Hatfield, a Prentiss County truck crop farmer, uses a geothermal heating and cooling unit in his 2100-square-foot farmhouse near Rienzi. Allen Ainsworth heats his Rankin County home with solar panels. "My electric bill averages around $60 a month," Hatfield said. "The geothermal unit cost more than a conventional unit, but I feel that it will pay for itself down the road." Ainsworth says solar panels have cut his electric bill by about one-third "We decided to get the solar panels in the late 1980's when the federal government was offering a tax rebate on energy cost-saving measures. This has more than paid for itself," he said. "Plus it keeps us good and warm in the winter months." Hatfield, a Prentiss County Farm Bureau board member, majored in ag engineering at Mississippi State University then came home to help his father farm what was then a row crop and beef cattle operation. "I've always been interested in how things work," he said. "So when my wife and I decided to build this house five years ago, I began to try and figure out what would be best for our energy needs in the years to come. These would be our retirement years, and we would be living on a fixed income," he added. "I did my research, talked with a local dealer and learned that TVA had an incentive program for homeowners to go all electric," he said. "I also learned that the geothermal unit would help me out on the price of electricity."

48. CONSUMER'S GUIDE TO SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES -- ALTERNATIVE ENERGY human time frame solar; wind; geothermal; smallscale the environmental impact ofenergy consumption page of Frequently Asked Questions about (alternative) energy. http://www.wam.umd.edu/~travismj/energy.html

home site map frequently asked questions about us ... links Alternative Energy Table Of Contents Introduction Primary Links For More Information Organizations Introduction Whether you're looking to increase your energy self-sufficiency or just want information about where your power comes from, home energy use is one of the most important areas where you can lower your environmental impact. That's because electricity generation from fossil fuels is the single most polluting activity today in industrialized countries. Most U.S. power plants burn coal, which is a leading cause of acid rain, greenhouse gas emissions, smog, tiny particulate pollution, and toxic metal contamination. And as the population grows, homes get bigger, and people use more and more electronic items, energy consumption keeps growing. Though energy efficiency standards for appliances and more stringent building codes for homes help to reduce demand, energy consumption is expected to increase 87% between 1997 and 2020. A renewable energy source is one which we cannot deplete or which we deplete at a rate less than that necessary for regeneration. Although one can argue that fossil fuels are renewable, it takes millions of years for them to regenerate. Better sources given the human time frame: solar wind geothermal small-scale hydroelectric hydrogen Another reason to start thinking now about renewable energy is the current move to deregulate the U.S. electric power industry. Some time in the near future (or even now if you live in certain areas), you will be able to select where you buy your electricity. If you choose to purchase from a less-polluting source, you can have a major influence on the environmental impact of energy consumption.

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51. The Politics Of Alternative Energy Can (alternative) energy Save our Environment. by Kevin Sager. No one has electricityuse. geothermal energy is similarly promising. According http://www.web.net/~ondy/ondy/socfre/issue3/sager3.html

Can Alternative Energy Save our Environment by Kevin Sager No one has to be told these days of the effect fossil fuel dependence has had on our environment, our economy, and even our foreign policy. Every year we are told of the harm done by greenhouse gas emissions, the inherent danger of nuclear fission, and the increasing likelihood that we will run out of our supplies of oil within a few decades. We know that the last time our supplies of oil were threatened, during the Arab oil embargo of the 1970s, the result was economic chaos in the west. And still, like a hopeless addict, we continue to buy more and more. But if we admit that we have a problem, like any addict, that in itself would be the first step towards breaking the habit. Contrary to what the apologists tell us time and again, we are not without choices. We do not, as some on the far left occasionally suggest, have to abandon all industry and return to a completely agrarian society. Nor do we face a "Mad Max" type future in which the collapse of the oil market leads to the fall of civilization. In fact, there are a plethora of proven, safe, clean renewable alternatives to fossil fuels and fission which will, in time, allow us to continue to enjoy the standard of living we have grown accustomed to. Everything from solar power, to wind energy, biomass fuels, and even the energy of the Earth itself can be exploited. Take wind energy, for example. The Worldwatch institute in Washington DC has called wind energy "the world's fastest growing energy source." According to the Canadian Wind Energy Association, Canada has far more wind energy potential than its current total use of electricity (about 485,000,000,000 kilowatt-hours used in 1995). For a more specific example, the 18.9 megawatt wind generating plant on Cowley Ridge, Alberta produces more than 55,000,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year - enough for 6,800 typical Canadian homes. If this electricity is used to displace coal-generated electricity, it avoids discharging about 55,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere annually. Furthermore, the global wind energy potential, even when one excludes environmentally sensitive areas, is roughly five times current global electricity use.

52. 2003 Southwest Renewable Energy Fair (SWREF) We'll showcase the latest technologies and products for solar, wind, biomassand geothermal energy; green building; and (alternative)fuel vehicles. http://www.gfec.org/swref/

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53. Trackstar: Alternative Sources Of Energy: Geothermal Energy. (alternative) Sources of energy geothermal energy. KEYWORDS physical science,energy, geothermal energy, (alternative) energy sources of energy. http://trackstar.hprtec.org/oldtrack/tracks/s10733.html

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54. Alternative Energy In Slovakia In the world, geothermal energy is exploited to and use to produce energy togetherby that provided technologies for (alternative) energy exploitation, but they http://web.viapvt.sk/rkzl.topolcany/energy.htm

Alternative energy in Slovakia Alternative sources of energy are becoming more popular because of expected lack of traditional fossil sources - oil, gas, coal - in the future. For Slovakia and many other countries are these traditional sources of energy primary. Burning of these fuels has a bad influence on the nature. Therefore, more countries are focusing on alternative sources of energy. The greatest source of energy on the earth is sun. It produces great amount of energy without negative influences on the enviroment. We can exploit this energy indirectly or directly. Indirectly as a water energy, wind energy or biomass conversion. Directly as conversion of solar energy using solar systems. Solar systems are divided into passive and active. The oldest form is passive exploitation of solar energy which includes solar architecture. Therefore, the orientation of buildings - especially big glass areas to the south is efficient in order to save a lot of heating energy. The most effective is orientation of living room to the south. Architecture of buildings can save us more than 10% of energy for heating. There are only few buildings in Slovakia with solar architecture and new buildings are growing very slowly. Most of these houses have are build according to solar architecture because of modern design with large windows.

55. Alternative Energy Sources PES 367 / ENSC 367. Summer 1997. An introduction to (alternative) energysources such as solar, geothermal, wind, biomass, and hydro energy. http://www.uccs.edu/~tchriste/courses/367home.html

Alternative Energy Sources PES 367 / ENSC 367 Summer 1997 An introduction to alternative energy sources such as solar, geothermal, wind, biomass, and hydro energy. Students will examine the technical , economic and political issues related to the use of these energy sources. PES 367 / ENSC 367 Course Details Professor / office hours course syllabus and information text and other recommended books grading ... Dr. Tom Christensen office: Engr 210 phone: 262-3130 email: tchriste@mail.uccs.edu office hours: M: 3:30 - 4:30 or by appointment Daryl Prigmore office: Engr 245 phone: 262-3560 email: dprigmor@mail.uccs.edu Course Syllabus and Information Tentative Syllabus: Week 1: Introduction (Chapters 1 and 2) Week 2: Solar Energy (Ch. 3) Week 3: Wind Energy (Ch. 4) Week 4: Biomass (coal gassification) and Hydro (Ch. 5 and 6) Week 5: Geothermal Energy (Ch. 7) Week 6: Energy Storage (hydrogen, fuel cells, fly wheels) , Policies, and other issues (Ch. 8 and 9) Week 7: Student presentations Week 8: Student presentations Students with a disability who require accommodations must provide a letter of accommodation from Supplemental Services (MH 132, 262-3065) within the first two weeks of the semester.

56. Environmental Issues Education (alternative) energy Sources geothermal. geothermal energy comes fromthe heat within the earth. This heat is generated mostly from http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/ed/eie/energy-geotherm.htm

Home Education Schools Environmental Issues Education ... Energy Alternative Energy Sources Geothermal Historically, geothermal energy in the form of hot springs was used for bathing and heating. Geothermal energy was first used to produce electricity in 1904, by a group of Italians who used the steam naturally erupting from the earth to power a generator. The first successful American geothermal plant was built in 1960 at the Geysers in California. There are presently 64 geothermal plants in the United States. Geothermal energy is renewable and does little damage to the environment. Large high temperature geothermal plants typically recycle the water used, injecting it back into the geothermal reservoir. Geothermal plants produce almost no emissions because they do not burn any fuel to produce the electricity they use, and since they sit on top of their energy supply, the amount of emissions produced in transporting this energy source is negligible. Alternative Energy Sources Biomass Geothermal Hydrogen Hydropower ... Wind Alternative Energy Transportation Fuels Biodiesel Electric Ethanol Methanol ... Solar Energy Please address questions and comments regarding this web page to

57. Environmental Issues Education vehicles, including using solar, wind and other (alternative) energy sources for geothermalUnion of Concerned Scientists geothermal information page includes http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/ed/eie/energyresources.htm

Home Education Schools Environmental Issues Education ... Energy Resources Alternative Energy Sources - General Energy Information Administration Kid's Page - Information on traditional and alternative energy sources, in a student format Department of Energy - Explore Roofus' energy smart home. Explore his inside his house, on his roof, in his garage, and in his backyard. Written in a student format. The story of Earth Dog , a dog chosen by mother earth to help save the environment. Includes information on renewable energy. Written in a student format. California Energy Education - Energy Quest site contains a wide variety of energy information including renewables, alternative fuel vehicles, super scientists, and science projects. Written in a student format. Great Britain's Department of Trade and Industry - Planet Energy contains two different energy trails for 7 - 11 year olds and 12 - 16 year olds. The site contains information on renewables and includes a quiz to test your new knowledge.

58. Alternative Technology (Links) www.eufores.org. Excite (alternative) Technologies. Gamesa (Spain) energy. www.gamesa.es/ingles/energ.htmWind power. geothermal Resources Council. http://peopleinaction.gn.apc.org/technology.html

P EOPLE IN A CTION for a Better World Links to Initiatives, Associations and Information on the Internet peopleinaction.info peopleinaction.gn.apc.org A LTERNATIVE T ECHNOLOGY Internet Links News Groups People in Action Guide - Examples of Links ... Books This page is an archived version of 1999 Links are being updated and moved to the new version at: peopleinaction.info/alternativetechnology Alternative Technology INTERNET LINKS The links with are the examples given on the Guide Alternative Energy Engineering (California). www.alt-energy.com www.asis.com/aee Alternative Technology Association (Australia). www.ata.org.au American Hydrogen Association. www.clean-air.org American Solar Energy Society - ASES. www.ases.org/solar American Wind Energy Association - AWEA. www.igc.org/awea solstice.crest.org/renewables/awea AMSET - Anthony Marmont Sustainable Energy Technology Centre (UK). www.dmu.ac.uk/dept/schools/iesd/amset Ananda Power Technologies - APT (California). www.jademountain.com/APTHomePage/APTHome.html

59. PAEN - Enviro-Links - Alternative Energy - Geothermal EnviroLinks (alternative) energy - geothermal. geothermal Resources Council- http//solstice.crest.org/renewables/geothermal/grc/index.html. http://paenonline.org/alt_energy_geothermal.html

60. Alternative Energy - Renewables Information on the (alternative) and renewable energy industry sector includingbiofuels, biomass, solar, wind, geothermal, fuel cells, fusion technology http://government.about.com/cs/energy/

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