Comments on: Great Lakes Wind Hopes to Blow from 0 to 20 by 2030 http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/ Clean Tech News & Views: Solar Energy News. Wind Energy News. EV News. & More. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: russ http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/#comment-6571 russ Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:46:15 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=2607#comment-6571 Clean coal is not new - just unused due to the costs. Check out the Great Plains Gasification project now owned by the Antelope Valley Coop (possibly electric coop). That project is from the 70's and started in the early 80's. With higher priced oil & gas (like now) it works. Clean coal is not new – just unused due to the costs. Check out the Great Plains Gasification project now owned by the Antelope Valley Coop (possibly electric coop).

That project is from the 70′s and started in the early 80′s.

With higher priced oil & gas (like now) it works.

]]> By: russ http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/#comment-22994 russ Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:46:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=2607#comment-22994 Clean coal is not new - just unused due to the costs. Check out the Great Plains Gasification project now owned by the Antelope Valley Coop (possibly electric coop). That project is from the 70's and started in the early 80's. With higher priced oil & gas (like now) it works. Clean coal is not new – just unused due to the costs. Check out the Great Plains Gasification project now owned by the Antelope Valley Coop (possibly electric coop).

That project is from the 70′s and started in the early 80′s.

With higher priced oil & gas (like now) it works.

]]> By: Monica from ACCCE http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/#comment-6570 Monica from ACCCE Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:52:26 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=2607#comment-6570 Why not consider clean coal technology? A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies. During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent. In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all. Why not consider clean coal technology?

A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies.

During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent.

In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all.

]]> By: Monica from ACCCE http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/#comment-22992 Monica from ACCCE Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:52:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=2607#comment-22992 Why not consider clean coal technology? A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies. During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent. In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all. Why not consider clean coal technology?

A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies.

During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent.

In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all.

]]> By: Monica from ACCCE http://cleantechnica.com/2009/06/02/great-lakes-wind-hopes-to-blow-from-0-to-20-by-2030/#comment-22993 Monica from ACCCE Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:52:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=2607#comment-22993 Why not consider clean coal technology? A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies. During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent. In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all. Why not consider clean coal technology?

A lot of people don’t know exactly what clean coal technology is, so I’ll fill you in: it refers not to any one technology, but to an entire suite of advanced technologies.

During the America’s Power Factuality Tour, we’ve been traveling around the country talking to the people who are behind the production of cleaner electricity from coal – including a stop at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant in Wisconsin. They’ve installed a retrofit system that has reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent and sulfur dioxide emissions by 95 percent.

In addition, through a pilot project in partnership with Alstom Power, they’re developing the latest in carbon capture technology. Check out http://sn.im/factuality5 to get the facts on clean coal technology once and for all.

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