Posts tagged Unconventional
Nest egg in Unconventional Energy
Dec 18th
Nest egg in Unconventional Energy
It is potential to have a portfolio that profitably (that’s the important thing word, is it not?) invests in different energy funds. “Inexperienced” power manufacturing is anticipated to be a multi-billion (in at the moment’s dollars) trade by 2013.
Essentially the most lately developed wind-turbine technologies have brought us wind-produced vitality that is more price efficient in addition to extra widespread. Extra state-of-the-art wind energy applied sciences are typically more market competitive with typical vitality technologies. The newer wind-energy applied sciences don’t even kill birds like in days of previous! Wind energy More >
Unconventional Renewable Energies
Sep 4th
Unconventional Renewable Energies
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric power captures the energy of moving water. Large-scale hydroelectric plants are a mature technology and already well established around the world. There is, however, ongoing research into mini-hydro, which can be installed on a home or village basis. Any electricity produced this way which is not used can be sold back to the grid.
Fuel Cells
Fuel cells produce energy through an electrochemical reaction between the fuel (e.g. hydrogen, hydrocarbons, alcohols) and what is called the oxidant (oxygen, air, chlorine respectively) contained in the cell. In the case of a hydrogen fuel cell, hydrogen and More >
The Unconventional Oil and Gas Market Outlook: The future of oil sands, shale gas, oil shale and coalbed methane
Aug 5th
The Unconventional Oil and Gas Market Outlook: The future of oil sands, shale gas, oil shale and coalbed methane
Oil sands, shale gas, oil shale, and coalbed methane (CBM) are the primary unconventional oil and gas resources in the world today. These resources are called unconventional as they are extracted, processed, and refined in a manner that is different from the conventional. Typically, unconventional resources are difficult-to-extract, expensive to refine, and have more impact on the environment. Sustained high oil and gas prices until mid-2008 led to the development of these resources as governments across the world were concerned More >
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