/r/alternativeenergy
Fossil fuels release carbon into the air, contribute to global warming, and pollute wildlife habitats. It's time for change. We are a subreddit for discussing alternative energy options, like nuclear, wind, solar, hydroelectric, geothermal, and more.
News on energy, and alternative energy developments, including pyrolysis, wind farms, and bio fuels
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Over the year, I've been building a Microwave Pyrolysis Reactor - A device that turns plastic waste into fuel. Here's a video of it!
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Fueling a Greener World: Our Journey to Turn Waste Into Profit
Emerging Fuels Technology is hosting a FREE webinar on Thursday, December 16th, and you’re invited! Find out how our groundbreaking technology autonomously converts waste from landfills, used water, and even cow and pig manure into carbon-negative, carbon-neutral, and low-carbon transportation fuels—all at a low cost. We’ll also be holding an interactive Q&A near the end of the session, so bring all the questions you want!
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Indirect GHG emissions by cooling machines and 'Blue Energy'
Cooling machines making their electricity through osmotic process and capmix technology using water-dissolved refrigerants. Read more here
Using a capmix device with a split air conditioner (Split AC diagram source: aircondlounge.com)
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Water turbine
I have a waterfall on my property that has a great steady flow that never varies. Has anyone ever look into or used hydropower for there property?
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Does anyone have a good reference for energy balance on energy storage?
I just read this...and I would be shocked to see their energy balance. Electricity to compressed air is a very low efficiency energy transfer.
"The company uses excess energy to pump compressed air into giant underground caverns. The air displaces water up to a surface-level reservoir. When the power is needed, the water is released back down into the cavern, pushing the air past turbines that generate electricity as it exits."
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I have a question, if the earth becomes covered in solar panels and windmills, will the earth start to cool and will the winds demenish?
I was riding through West Texas last week and couldn't believe the amount of windmills and solar panels along the interstate. Started me thinking is going to start us in the other direction.
19:36 UTC
RealEngineering has a great video discussing geothermal energy.
22:08 UTC
Author: Nuclear energy, not wind, is the way to go
20:12 UTC
What energy source do you consider the most available and stable in your country?
00:25 UTC
Information on Alternative Energy
credit to u/NB419 for creating this and u/Brocklicious for showing it to me.
14:43 UTC
Without the American Jobs Plan, clean energy jobs will go to China and Europe
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An interesting video I found on nuclear energy.
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