Dec
17
Will the E15 15% Ethanol Mix Be a Problem For You?
December 17, 2009 | 18 Comments
Its looks like it will be August 2010 before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency comes in with the whether or not of the adding of 15% ethanol to gasoline fuel called E15 instead or in addition to the 10% E10 mix used widely now. Much press and media attention is being touted for both views, […]
Dec
16
Lots of Oil Right Here In the US
December 16, 2009 | 6 Comments
Its December, most people have the holidays in mind so those of you here are serious. Holidays also bring opportunities for discussions so today I’m bringing up the major oil reserve here in the U.S., a major world energy resource, and covering some of the useful information that can ally some fears. When it comes […]
Dec
15
The Case For More Geothermal Power
December 15, 2009 | 2 Comments
Research, discovery, creativity and innovation have a way of coming forward with seemingly high user costs that come down as ideas grow into larger markets. A prime example is wind power that we’ve seen grow from nearly invisible to forests of wind turbines across swaths of North America. Many wonder what is so slow about […]
Dec
14
Answers From BlackLight Power
December 14, 2009 | 19 Comments
Off the view for all but niche energy and some finance people BlackLight Power is coming into being for production of power and other uses for the hydrogen the BlackLight process changes into a hydrino while releasing heat energy. Over the past two years considerable progress has been made both in the development of “fuel” […]
Dec
11
Breakthrough Bacteria That Makes Butanol From CO2
December 11, 2009 | 10 Comments
UCLA researchers at the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science have genetically modified a cyanobacterium to consume carbon dioxide in a set of steps to produce the liquid fuel isobutanol. Isobutanol is a form of the alcohol butanol, a favorite for many in a transition away from fossil fuels as butanol based products […]