Renewable Energy
Low voltage ride through in grid connected hybrid renewable energy systems
Researches so far shows that, by 2020, around 20% of the total energy production worldwide will be generated from renewable energy. But the major problem with the standalone system is… Read more
Jun 02, 2017 | By sajna soman
Energy and Power
The need for electric energy is never ending
As you guess, yes, the need for electric energy is never ending. Along with the growth in demand for electric power, sustainable development, environmental issues, and power quality and reliability… Read more
Sep 22, 2014 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Overcoming barriers to renewable energy deployment
Despite some gains in recent years, renewable energy sources make only a modest contribution to the provision of modern energy services worldwide. Why is it so? The principal constraints to… Read more
Apr 14, 2014 | By Edvard
Energy and Power
U.S. Renewable Energy – The Facts!
About 82% of the nation’s energy comes from fossil fuels, 8% from nuclear, and 9% from renewable sources. Wind is the fastest growing renewable source, but contributes only 1% of… Read more
Jan 08, 2014 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Innovative Approach to Maglev Trains (Solar Energy)
Now a days rail transport become a cheap means of transport to any class of people and for the working of the trains it requires some energy in the form… Read more
Aug 28, 2012 | By vinod ramireddy
Energy and Power
An Overview Of Smart Power Grid
The present electric grids use the technology of 1970’s. But with the advancement in various concepts of power generation, problems associated with power outages and thefts, and also due to… Read more
Aug 20, 2012 | By vinod ramireddy
Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy Outlook – Wind Power
With the exception of hydroelectric power, the wind-power industry is far more developed than most other types of renewable energy. Over the past decade, the technology associated with wind power… Read more
Mar 10, 2012 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Fossil fuels are almost gone… Solar Energy? Hell Yes!!
Solar energy is not a finite resource as fossil fuels are. While the sun is up there it constantly produces all the energy we can use. While not maintenance free,… Read more
Feb 17, 2012 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Solar energy is free, but what does it really cost?
“Solar energy is free, but it’s not cheap” best sums up the major hurdle for the solar industry. There are no technical obstacles per se to developing solar energy systems,… Read more
Feb 13, 2012 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Photovoltaic End-Use Application Markets
Photovoltaic markets can be classified based on the end-use application of the technology. The most common PV projects are off-grid applications. Water pumping also represents an important application of PV,… Read more
Jan 04, 2012 | By Edvard
Biomass Energy
Biodiesel – Myths and Facts
Few facts you most probably know already, but never the less to mention: A clean burning alternative fuel, produced from domestic, renewable resources such as plant oils, animal fats, used… Read more
Nov 05, 2011 | By Bipul Raman
Energy Efficiency
Smart Ways to Save Money with Alternative Energy
Alternative energy is currently a hot button topic. Whether your desire to use alternative energy stems from concern for the environment or a desire to create a healthier home, you… Read more
Sep 28, 2011 | By mirha494
Renewable Energy
Stand-Alone PV Systems
Stand-alone PV (photovoltaic) systems are used when it is impractical to connect to the utility grid. Common standalone systems include PV-powered fans, water pumping systems, portable highway signs, and power… Read more
Jun 08, 2011 | By Edvard
Renewable Energy
Is Wind Power the Answer to Small-Scale Renewable Energy?
Wind Power. A subject that is close to my heart (literally, as I live in a very windy valley!). Wind power has the potential to be used in a home… Read more
May 18, 2011 | By carlor10
Renewable Energy
Setting the scene in UK – Why renewable energy?
Energy is at the heart of our society. To date, the developed world has relied predominantly on fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) and nuclear power for energy. Inevitably… Read more
Apr 06, 2011 | By Edvard
