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  2007 Review of North American Electric and Gas Company Web Sites 

  http://www.esource.com/esource/getpub/public/pdf/ESource_PR_WebRev_081507.pdf

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  Energy Review - BERR 

  http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/review/page31995.html

  Energy Review URN No: 06/1576x The Government's report on the Energy Review: "The Energy Challenge" was released on 11 July 2006". This work aims to put us in a position to meet the two major long-term ... challenges in UK energy policy: we need to tackle climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions; and we need to deliver secure, clean energy at affordable prices, as we move to increasing dependence on imported energy A package of proposals was announced in the Energy Review document to help address these challenges, and work on them is now underway. Many of the issues are complex, so to ensure we make the right decisions, we are holding a series of public consultations. These will help us refine our thinking, and ultimately bring us close to meeting our goals of reducing carbon emissions and a secure energy supply. The following consultations have already been launched: New nuclear policy framework , 11 July - 31 October 2006 , 31 July - 23 October 2006 , 9 October - 15 December 2   [More...] [Less...]

  First added: 27 November 2007, by: David Wiblin  [Report as spam]

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  Big WebOS roundup - 10 online operating systems reviewed at franticindustries - web 2.0, social networking, IT technology trends. 

  http://franticindustries.com/2006/12/21/big-webos-roundup-10-online-operating-systems-reviewed/

  While we’re waiting for Google to launch its own Google OS (if the rumours are true, of course), I’ve checked out 10 web operating systems and what they can do. Not many of them feel like finished and ... fully usable products, but there are some true gems among them. Admit it: you didn’t think there were that many WebOSes around, did you? Neither did I. You can find month or two old articles on the web which talk about a WebOS as a recently forged concept, yet to be realized. YouOS was practically the only one that had media coverage, so when I began the research for this article, I hoped to find five usable WebOS applications at best. I was wrong. There are over 10 fully functional WebOS applications out there, and a couple more that are announced or in closed betas. But what is a WebOS (not to be confused with another definition of the term, see here ), or a Webtop , anyway ? Here’s a simple definition: WebOS is a virtual operating system that runs in your web browser . More precisely,   [More...] [Less...]

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  [Abstract] A Review of the Future for Wind and Tidal Power Generation in the UK 

  http://www.actapress.com/PaperInfo.aspx?PaperID=20767

  A Review of the Future for Wind and Tidal Power Generation in the UK I.F. Bitterlin (UK) Keywords Wind Power, Tidal Power, Renewable, Intermittence, Integration, Hydrogen Economy Abstract Even against ... todays historically low energy prices the technical & commercial viability of both wind and tidal power is established. As reserves of (low extraction cost) fossil fuels dwindle in the future and costs rise the economic viability of all renewable sources will increase. The paper provides an overview of the resource capacity of renewable wind and tidal power generation in the UK, comparing it to the demand and considering the problem of integration. The options for matching the intermittence of these power sources using energy storage are considered, including using the energy to power the hydrogen economy. Important Links: DOI: From Proceeding Go Back   [More...] [Less...]

  First added: 27 November 2007, by: David Wiblin  [Report as spam]

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