A National Broadband Network will probably take a lot of power. We like to have fast technology but we should also seek to understand what the energy involved is.
A National Broadband Network will probably take a lot of power. We like to have fast technology but we should also seek to understand what the energy involved is.
Queensland Gas plans to have about 6000 wells running when fully operational in 2020 and about 60 field processing centres where the gas is compressed.
Fracking is the process of injecting materials
Is there any way the grid could limit peak load per household so the peak load on the total grid is under control?
How well do we understand what the highest rate of electricity use our household draws
Caltex have introduced a 85% ethanol blend into Queensland it is the same as the High Octane Petrol you can purchase now.
but yes you need 1/3 more to get the same as normal petrol
However most cars can
Power bills
We received our power bill from AGL the othr day. How does your power bill compare with the same time last year. If you have photovoltaic panels on the roof it will likely be a lot
You think electricity is expensive here? Try Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is the biggest oil producer in the world and their electricity is produced from their oil. But Peak Oil is driving up the cost
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Construction on the Kogan Creek Solar Boost Project is scheduled to commence in the first half of 2011.
Visit the Kogan Creek Solar Boost website: www.kogansolarboost.com.au
MEDIA RELEASE
13 April 2011
World’s
From: transition byron shire
To:
Received: Monday 4 April 2011 1:32 PM
Dear Friends in Transition
If it is happening in Tweed we are
A report we received on the Alternative Technology Association meeting where Professor Ben Hankamer of University of Queensland spoke on Solar Biofuels.
Hello Everyone
I have just come back from attending