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I am 42 and want to change careers to a green energy job such as a consultant, does any one have ideas?

October 10th, 2009 3 Comments »

carltonnoble asked:

I am willing to train up to a year, but I am not sure which direction to go into. I am not an engineer but have scientific background. I think our economy is going in this direction and there will be opurtunities in the green energy area. Please let me know any area’s of green energy carreers that is interesting and has decent salary with advancement? Thanks.

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Financing & cultural challenges to getting more green energy adoption?

October 7th, 2009 1 Comment »

Jason M asked:

I’m curious to hear what some of the financing & cultural challenges are to getting traditional energy companies to adopt green technologies? In particular, I know that many green energy sources require significant up-front investment today to capture the benefits of potentially grid-parity kwh production in the future.

How does financing work in the energy industry today around the world and is it possible that the way energy production is financed might hinder large investments?

Also, what some of the cultural challenges to green adoption? For example, are $/Watt and $/kwh even the right metrics to use when thinking about the economics of adopting green technologies?

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What are some advantages that nuclear power has over green energy?

October 7th, 2009 4 Comments »

Gunscar asked:

Its for a debate in school and I didn’t even want to do this topic. I was for green energy but the teacher is dumb. I’d like all the help I can get. Thanks ^_^

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What truly is hoped to be accomplished by adding large Green Energy production systems to our already existing?

October 4th, 2009 4 Comments »

SilverPhoenix asked:

socialized energy production grids.
yet keeping the power and control over the energy sector in the very hands of the people who’s hands it not be in anyway.

Tesla was right guys. As was Edison.

Independent renewable energy production systems would halt this koyannisqatsi.

Take power away from those who use it against us and put it in the hands of the people.

I.E. Give it to the people?

Ever feel as if you’re one of the most misunderstood people on the face of the planet? LOL.
Oh well.

So much for true freedom and independence i guess.

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Is a green energy credit the same thing as a carbon credit?

October 1st, 2009 1 Comment »

riotsoup asked:

I know how carbon credits are used but I noticed that some companies claim that they “buy green energy credits” as though it’s a positive thing. Don’t companies want to advertise that they sell credits because they don’t use all theirs up?

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September 24th, 2009 Leave your comment »

biodieselgirls asked:

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I am an inventor and my patents granted by USA Patent It’s hydropower for electricity for green energy market?

September 24th, 2009 1 Comment »

marketm51 asked:

My patent is free green electricity energy produced by hydropower in this serious oil crisis and the economic crashed in USA and energy shortages of the world, how to intruduce my machinery to the people and benifit for the world to save our country USA and the world too

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Green is Still Green Part 5 of 5

September 22nd, 2009 Leave your comment »

solarmaven asked:

Star continues a strong rebuttal to a nuclear power advocate who not only brushes aside renewable sources of energy, he claims they will cause serious environmental harm. His argument is based on a measurment tool of his own making on which he builds improbable scenarios. The critical role of nanotechnology and a brief point about nuclear power stations are discussed in this segment. … solar energy photovoltaics biomass biodeisel wind power micro hydro concentrating nuclear sustainable …

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Can mayor of cities, such as Houston, issue Green Energy initiatives and ordinances for their cities?

September 17th, 2009 3 Comments »

TEXAS ROCKS!!! asked:

Can a mayor issue ordinances that set regulations on energy and where it comes from?