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Papers in Energy Policy from Mark Delucchi and Mark Jacobson, Stanford / California University USA – 100% renewable energy at reasonable prices and timescales

Dave Andrews January 6, 2011 algae, Alternative fuels, Biofuels, Biogas, Biomass, Biomethane/biogas, Climate Change, cost of electricity, CSP, Digestion, Electric vehicles, Electricity, Energy studies, European Supergrid, Hydro, Hydrogen, Intermittent power, Investment, Load management, Policy, Politics, Power Plant/generators, PV, Renewables, Solar, tidal, Tidal/wave/etc., Transportation, Waste to energy, Wind, Wind Energy 1

Mark Jacobson and Mark Delucchi recently published two papers in Energy Policy expanding upon our article on 100% wind, water, and solar power for the world, published in Scientific American in November 2009. I am attaching corrected in-press proofs of the articles. Mark and I continue to work on various aspects of this, so we welcome comments on these papers. (Please do not distribute them system... »

a regular up to date source of hard info on renewable energy- Renew

Dave Andrews October 20, 2009 Biogas, Biomass, Biomethane/biogas, Capture & Storage, CCS, Climate, Climate Change, CO2 levels, CSP, Digestion, Electricity/Power Grids, Environment, Featured, Footprint, Fuel cells, Hydro, Hydrogen, News Briefs, Politics, PV, Renewables, Solar, Tax, tidal, Tidal/wave/etc., Trading, Waste to energy, Wind, Wind Energy 0

Need a regular up to date source of hard info on renewable energy? Renew is a 36 page newsletter on renewable energy developments and policy which has been produced  by Open University Professor Dave Elliott without a break bi-monthly since 1979. It’s widely seen as a reliable and up to date source of information, news and analysis.  It is distributed on a membership subscription basis. Re... »

Has Professor MacKay FRS, Chief Scientific Advisor to DECC, underestimated Britain's potential for Renewable Energy?

Andrew Smith October 5, 2009 Biomass, Biomethane/biogas, CSP, Digestion, Energy studies, Hydro, Investment, Policy, PV, Renewables, Solar, tidal, Tidal/wave/etc., Waste to energy, Wind, Wind Energy 7

Today, The Times has claimed that Britain's potential renewable resources are insufficient to meet demand, and therefore that Britain needs new nuclear plants. This is reported as having been stated by the new Chief Scientific Advisor to DECC, Professor David MacKay FRS, the author of the free online book: Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air - though it appears that The Times invented this quot... »

Claverton group – an interactive network of energy experts offering energy experts and consultancy covering renewables, energy policy, energy conservation, power generation, transport

Dave Andrews September 5, 2009 Agriculture, Alternative fuels, Billing, Biofuels, Biogas, Biomass, Biomethane/biogas, Buildings, Capture & Storage, Carbon, CCS, CHP, Climate, Climate Change, CO2 levels, Coal fired, Conservation, CSP, Demand manage, Digestion, Economics, Efficiency, Electric vehicles, Electricity, Electricity/Power Grids, Energy studies, Environment, European Supergrid, Everything else, Financial system, Fission/Fusion, Frequency, Fuel cells, Grid control, Grid/blackouts, Hydro, Hydrogen, Interconnectors, Intermittent power, Investment, Landfill, Load management, Markets, Micro-generation, Natural Gas, New technologies, Nuclear, Oil, Piped/District heat, Policy, Politics, Power export, Power stations, PV, Railways, Renewables, Resources, Smart metering, Solar, Storage, Sustainability, Tax, Taxation, tidal, Tidal/wave/etc., Trams, Transportation, Waste to energy, Wind, Wind Energy 0

Claverton group energy group, comprises an interactive network of energy experts and consultants covering all aspects of energy which are available for hire: We cover: renewables, energy policy, economics, energy conservation, nuclear energy, energy experts, conventional power generation, peak oil, resource issues, domestic energy, building energy, geopolitical aspects, climate change, intera... »