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If you live more than about 50 miles from a refinery, then it's unlikely that you or the gas station owner knows who actually refined the...
At this point? No. If wind power, for instance, is providing 1.5% of demand, then it's pretty easy for the fossil fuel plants to take up the slack...
Sorry if I wasn't clear, the annual Altamont output is 1.1 terawatt*hour. The theoretical instantaneous output is around 576 MW. Today's...
That may be somewhat true, but none of the current crop of eco-friendly electricity generation techniques will make it as a major player unless we...
Ah, now that requires an opinion. A deeper look at the NREL data from many sites indicates that bird death occurs at nearly every wind capture...
Pat, The Altamont area is "notorious" for the deaths of its raptors. Please note that the same studies indicate that part of the issue at...
From the OP's question: Many hydroelectric systems already utilize what they call "pumped storage". Here's the Wikipedia article:...
In general I agree, l/100k or g/100miles might make more "intuitive" sense to people, but, when you get right down to it, it's the same data....
For those of you who are still interested in this, there has been a significant change in the solar power industry since the PriUPS articles were...
The reason people asked for more information is because when you want to use the power is important to the answer. If you are using the power when...
About three weeks ago I completed the install of a Parrot CK3100 in our 2005 Prius with package #2 (sorry, no pictures :(). The install itself was...
I have the factory EV mod in our 2005. We live at the top of a hill, with about a 700 foot elevation drop over 2 miles to the freeway. If I have...
And hoist by my own petard, since I mis-spelled "nickel" as "nickle" and didn't catch it until after the post. Can't seem to edit it, so...
No, that's not the case. "Ohm/cm3" is shorthand for "ohms per cubic centimeter". Therefore, as you get more cubic centimeters you get more ohms....
