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Published 22 May 2012 | viewed 809 times
Delphi is developing an engine fuel injection technology that could improve the fuel economy of gas-powered cars by 50 percent, potentially rivalling the performance of…
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Published 17 May 2012 | viewed 885 times
Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law a pair of bills recognizing so-called “algaculture” following passage in the Arizona state legislature that will see the Grand…
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Published 13 May 2012 | viewed 1,174 times
Not flex fuel – dual fuel. Flex fuel is a system that can use similar fuels in the same system such as pure gasoline to…
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Published 10 May 2012 | viewed 843 times
Chevron is about to put the first deepwater drillship designed with the capacity to perform ‘dual gradient drilling’ to work. The ship is a Samsung…
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Published 09 May 2012 | viewed 1,900 times
The ITER project, an acronym for International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, seeks to do the possible with impractical tools. There is no doubt that humanity can…
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Published 09 May 2012 | viewed 1,649 times
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Steven Chu contributed a statement to an announced breakthrough in research into tapping the vast fuel resource of methane…
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Published 03 May 2012 | viewed 1,452 times
The Athabasca basin of Canada hosts some of the world’s largest and highest-grade uranium mines of similar aged rocks. Last week Fission Energy Corp. and…
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Published 02 May 2012 | viewed 2,029 times
Scientists at USC think they have the material made of nanocrystals that could be painted on surfaces for making a solar cell.
If the team…
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Published 23 April 2012 | viewed 9,493 times
The new leader is Brillouin Energy with a new process named the Hot Tube Boiler. Sterling Allen at PESN interviewed Brillouin’s Robert W. George II,…
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Published 13 April 2012 | viewed 737 times
NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program has started a Phase I effort to explore the overall viability and advance the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) for…
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Published 10 April 2012 | viewed 845 times
A team of researchers from Ford Motor Company are asserting in a paper published in the journal Fuel that “substantial societal benefits” would arrive for consumers…
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Published 28 March 2012 | viewed 1,632 times
It didn’t take long for the oil industry to go to Plan B to get the massive new supplies of Bakken Formation oil in North…
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Published 27 March 2012 | viewed 4,551 times
Settle in, CERN the multinational research group based in Europe had a colloquium on Low Energy Nuclear Reactions last Thursday. There was no big news,…
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Published 25 March 2012 | viewed 6,165 times
When President Obama took office, regular gasoline cost $1.85 a gallon. Now its hit $4.00 per gallon in many cities, and some analysts predict it…
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Published 21 March 2012 | viewed 1,388 times
About 30 years ago Sandia Labs developed polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) bits for geothermal drilling. Today nearly two-thirds of the oil we use comes from…
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Published 11 March 2012 | viewed 1,755 times
The numbers for productivity of seaweed are stunning compared to everything other than algae on land. The problem is the cultivation, growing the preferred species,…
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Published 15 February 2012 | viewed 1,690 times
Jim Lane at Biofuelsdigest.com has written an article worthy of serious consideration to answer the U.S. challenge in law to produce 36 billion gallons of…
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Published 13 February 2012 | viewed 7,751 times
Francesco Celani and Yogendra Srivastava will be leading a kind of informal meeting called a colloquium at Europe’s fundamental physics facility, CERN. The topic, “Overview…
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Published 01 February 2012 | viewed 2,491 times
At the UKs Sheffield University (SU) a team led by Professor Will Zimmerman in the Department of Chemical and Process Engineering believes they have developed…
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Published 25 January 2012 | viewed 5,512 times
The Praxen Defkalion Green Technologies Global Ltd. (PDGT) firm that was and then wasn’t a partner with Andrea Rossi in marketing the E-Cat LENR reactor…