Posts tagged Economically
Is ethanol an economically feasible fuel (electricity) choice?
Sep 16th
Problem by camerabuff: Is ethanol an economically possible fuel (energy) alternative? If a single considers the power expense of generating ethanol from corn (seeds, fertilizer, fuel for tractors, cost of fermenting, transportation, and many others), is ethanol economically viable? Or does it take far more vitality to create one gallon of ethanol than can be gotten from employing a single gallon of ethanol as fuel? The identical problem could be asked about hydrogen.
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Reply by CarlRIt is not economically possible give the injury ethanol is triggering a lot of engines and fuel tanks. These charges are never More >
Is it economically feasible to heat with geothermal energy in Ma or Rhode Island?
Feb 20th
Query by fastfreddy: Is it economically feasible to heat with geothermal energy in Ma or Rhode Island?
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Solution by spartaworld.fightThere would have to be some volcanic activity beneath these states just before geothermal power could be created. The other way would be artificial era of water (sea water being plentiful) to give extreme heat. Or else economically it is not feasible. Spartawo…
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is biomass energy economically feasible?
Dec 15th
Question by lotus: is biomass energy economically feasible?
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Answer by duncegirlYes, I believe so.
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Q&A: can America remain economically strong with renewable energy sources?
Oct 1st
Question by Chris Watts: can America remain economically strong with renewable energy sources? I understand that at present if our economy were to suddenly adjust to a green economy, there would be a serious crisis. For one, renewable energy sources are not very reliable, and may need to be subsidized similar to how ethanol is subsidized. But with sufficient research and development, could the US economy remain strong or become even stronger runnng almost exclusively on renewable sources?
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Answer by linlyonsclearly, the economy would be stronger. we’d not ship $ 700 billion overseas. we’d have a trillion to use for other More >
What does it take to make Renewable Energy Economically viable?
Sep 10th
Question by viablerenewables: What does it take to make Renewable Energy Economically viable? Workable energy resource requirements, Independent of being Renewable: 1)Energy available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. 2)At retail level directly compete with energy resources for today’s activity – if not, sellable spin-off benefits to subsidize the cost. 3)Transportable 4)Technology available. 5)No more environmentally harmful than competing energy resources. 6)Supplies close enough to consumer that distribution losses due to capacity doesn’t become an issue. 7)Politicians that back any solution be able to explain it to their constituents. The area below More >
how many cells are required for fuel cell to generate enough hydrogen to run a car economically?
Aug 27th
Question by hututu: how many cells are required for fuel cell to generate enough hydrogen to run a car economically?
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Answer by Jonathan MillerYou can’t ask “how many cells” because hydrogen fuel cells have yet to be standardized. It will mostly matter on the Density of the hydrogen, weight of the car, efficiency of the car, also you need to define economically, how fast is the car going for how long?
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Q&A: Do you see the danger in the future when China become more powerful economically and militarily?
Aug 16th
Question by .: Do you see the danger in the future when China become more powerful economically and militarily? I mean our economy is already China-dependent. Most of our company outsourcing their factory in China. They have huge resources, man power, significant growth in military technology and start to take a bigger portion in international issues…
Do you see Cold War part 2 in the near future?
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Answer by whimzysome of us saw it when clinton became best of friends and changed policy.
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internet use affect countries economically and politicaly?
Aug 12th
Question by Joselyn: internet use affect countries economically and politicaly? How does the Internet and computer technology affect countries economically and politically? This including economics and politics. ??????Political effects includeing both positive and negative aspects??????
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Answer by SDDIt facilitates economic transactions — i.e. makes them faster and less costly — and extends reach, so that, say, someone in Asia can do work in the United States without getting on an airplane. Politically, the internet has had the major effect of democratizing the dissemination of information. Powerful media sources cannot completely stifle a story they would prefer you not to hear. Example: More >
Q&A: What is the most economically efficient solar power cell available to the public?
Aug 11th
Question by Mab: What is the most economically efficient solar power cell available to the public? The sort that can go on a roof.
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Answer by Hugh Wthe sort that u get a rebate for
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Can any1 help me in planning this economics essay “is wind energy an economically viable alternative to coal?
Aug 4th
Question by David Audio: Can any1 help me in planning this economics essay “is wind energy an economically viable alternative to coal? The essay will be about 4000 words long and it will be in economics. I would really appreciate if someone could help me because I am really struggling
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Answer by mac77Wind, and let me add solar, energy are more expensive to produce than nuclear energy. Yes wind and solar are safer, but to build wind mills and solar panels, plus to take care of them to generate energy, cost a small fortune.
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