Your Chance to Direct CleanTechnica!!

June 11th, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

It’s that time again — time for a CleanTechnica reader survey, our 2nd annual reader survey!

I think this should take about 1-2 minutes to complete (unless you have a lot of extra comments to make). And, if you have been following CleanTechnica for very long at all, I think you well know that we really will be taking your answers into account.

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Raraw_Omen

Interested in seeing if you could add a dedicated section that tracks newly installed, previously installed, and planned solar/wind/geothermal installations. I hope that makes enough sense.
- http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan
  
  hmm, good one… have to see how possible that seems…
  
  actually interested in have “Solar Facts” and “Wind Facts” pages (and “Hydro Facts” that would include Wave, Tidal, etc), but will take a lot of work to set up and maintain and I’m not sure yet what factors we’ll be able to actually include in there (if we can get those pages up).
  
  thanks for the nudge & idea
  - Raraw_Omen
    
    I was almost imagining like some kind of simple table for each (Solar, Wind, Geothermal) , listing out each installation… Each installation (whether its planned or existing) would display the max capacity, and allow users to click on the name to find more information about that particular installation.
    You could try to streamline much of the process by creating some type of collaborative effort from users, in which we would be able to submit installations new/old/planned ( you would maybe filter those submissions to put a check on redundancy)…… Here’s an example of what I’m speaking of, but it isn’t kept up to date, doesn’t give out much information, and this is only for Texas:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_in_Texas
    - http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan
      
      i know some market research companies track this sort of thing, but not sure what they show/offer — will have to check those out first.
http://twitter.com/JuhyuckHong Juhyuck

How about intermittency problem of renewable energy?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=547813961 Kevin Meyerson

Interested in more information on Germany’s energy revolution (from both policy and technology perspectives), and Passivhaus and other ultra high performance building standards.
Jeff

Possibly covering or creating an entire section for schools that are creating green programs or other things like that
- http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan
  
  hmm, like that.
- Bob_Wallace
  
  On a different thread someone just linked a site that is working on schools/jobs in the wind industry.
wattleberry

Car and highway issues can be adequately covered in Gas 02 if it can be included as a standalone Gadget.
- http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan
  
  Thanks. Working on something along those lines.