New Jersey’s Zombie Offshore Wind Industry Finally Sees Light Of Day
New Jersey’s crowded, cluttered coast is the perfect spot for offshore wind turbines, depending on who’s talking.
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US Energy Department Puts $21 Million Into New Offshore Wind Energy Tech Projects
Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $21 million in funding for three projects supporting offshore wind energy technology demonstration and resource characterization.
“Sluggish” Atlantic Circulation Could Cause Accelerated Global Warming
A new research paper published this week has raised the specter of accelerated global warming due to a weakening of the North Atlantic Ocean’s circulation system, which is not only expected to continue to weaken in the coming decades but which could impact global surface temperature levels.
Study: Decades-Long Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation Collapses Possible With Increasing Temperatures
Before getting into the crux of this article, it’s probably necessary to explain that the climatic changes that have occurred over the last tens of millennia (observable in the paleoclimate record) haven’t always been gradual, widespread, or consistent.
ABB Will Link MayGen Tidal Power To UK Grid
Atlantis Resources Limited, owner of development rights to the Pentland Firth, has awarded Zurich-based ABB the contract to install tidal power conversion … [continued]
PlanetSolar, World’s Largest Solar Boat Arrives in New York
Planetsolar, the world’s largest solar-powered boat, arrived safely in New York on June 17, 2013. She has been transformed into … [continued]
Solar Powered Boat Begins ‘Deepwater’ Scientific Expedition
The world’s largest solar powered boat, MS Tûranor PlanetSolar, established a new speed record for a solar-powered transatlantic crossing on May 18 of this year. … [continued]
Planetsolar, Solar-Powered Ship, Sets New Speed Record!
This is a year for solar-powered nautical and aviation records being broken and new ones being set. PlanetSolar, the world’s largest solar-powered boat, … [continued]
The Battery That Keeps on Going?
Now Cui and his team of researchers have calculated a way to alternate the flow of river water and salty seawater through a battery to produce electricity that can be used for charging purposes. It might also be possible this same process can be reversed to remove salt from seawater to produce drinking water.
