Energypedia
From Energy-Experts
Please note - the Claverton Energypedia is undergoing a revamp (intended to last between July and September 2010) - in the meantime please forgive any broken links and the occasional chunks of the old site which may remain at the bottom of some pages until a new home is found for them.
Comments on the development direction of the new pages can be found under the discussion tab found at the top of each page. This is also the place to add notes and/or contact the contributors.
This Energypedia is an adjunct to the lively debate about how best to make the transition to a sustainable system in which the Claverton Group of energy experts is engaged. Its purpose is to summarise the basic issues and distil the essential facts which frame the (often passionate) Claverton policy discussions.
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Alternative energies
Alternatives to petrol and diesel
Relative costs of generation - Comparison between technolgies
Connectivity
Nuclear
Fred Starr's edited nuclear letter
Hydro
Other technologies
desperate emergency atmospheric cooling - what we might have to do to avert disastrous global warming.
Policy
