UAGES ENERGY
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New York, NY 10019
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Monday, December 29, 2014
Solar Lantern
UAGES ENERGY
1633 Broadway, 30th Floor
New York, NY 10019
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60w -150w New solar home system ...sample for one customer.....with light indicator,not LCD screen...
UAGES ENERGY
1633 Broadway, 30th Floor
New York, NY 10019
www.u-ages.com
Info@u-ages.com
Toll Free (800) 398-8201
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Remote monitoring
For a remote power plant
(full solar or hybrid), the information regarding its operation and
performance is critical for effective long-term predictions for
maintenance.
The built-in data logging features of the MAXI TRACK regulator simplifies routine inspections and maintenance of the solar systems.
Real time and recorded information can be downloaded locally, or remotely via an optional modem (GSM, satellite, radio, or switched telephone networks).
Remote monitoring is an efficient way to reduce operating cost.
The built-in data logging features of the MAXI TRACK regulator simplifies routine inspections and maintenance of the solar systems.
Real time and recorded information can be downloaded locally, or remotely via an optional modem (GSM, satellite, radio, or switched telephone networks).
Remote monitoring is an efficient way to reduce operating cost.
Remote troubleshooting :
Provides status reports as frequently as required,without the physical requirement, expense, or downtime delay in dispatching a technician on site. This allows the detection of problems before they occur, and preventive measures ensure uninterrupted operation of the systems.Remote control :
Remote activation or desactivation of controllers: starting / stopping a genset, load disconnect, fans,...Remote data acquisition :
Real time and recorded information is automatically downloaded (programmable)Remote monitoring :
Provides instant alarms (battery LV, regulator failure, critical temperature...). The user is immediately alerted in case of malfunction.
UAGES ENERGY
1633 Broadway, 30th Floor
New York, NY 10019
www.u-ages.com
Info@u-ages.com
Toll Free (800) 398-8201
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Flat Plate Solar Water Heater thermosyphon system
Features:
-This new Flat Plate Solar Water Heater thermosyphon system is a solar compact system comprising an aluminium high power collector with an integrated 100 (200 / 300) liters tank.
-For easy installation, the frame is simply unfolded.
-Aesthetic design and reliable performance.
-Due to improved layering of the tank, the FPS 1000 series product yield is better in comparison
with other thermosyphon systems.
-The tank can also be fitted with an optional heating rod for fast hot water supply.
- Modular system is easy for transport and installation.
- Woven toughened solar safety glass.
- Qualified and recyclable materials ensure a long service life and high environmental
- Woven toughened solar safety glass.
- Qualified and recyclable materials ensure a long service life and high environmental
compatibility.
- Maximum heat transfer between the absorber sheet and the header tubes thanks to optimized.
- Maximum heat transfer between the absorber sheet and the header tubes thanks to optimized.
brazing or laser welding technology.
- Statically tested mounting system can be installed on flat roofs.
Description:
Monday, December 8, 2014
What is Oil Shale?
U.S. Western oil shale is a fine-grained sedimentary rock which is very rich in organic sedimentary material called “kerogen.” The shale is heated to separate the kerogen from the rock and the resultant liquid is converted to superior quality jet fuel, diesel fuel, kerosene, and other high value products.
- To see how much oil the U.S. has in oil shale, check out our Energy Inventory. (Hint–the U.S. has 4 times the recoverable oil in oil shale as Saudi Arabia’s proven reserves).
An announcement from the U.S. Geological Survey raised previous estimates of oil shale in the Piceance Basin by 50%. Previous U.S. oil shale technically recoverable resource estimates totaled 2.118 trillion barrels.[i] The new announcement brings the total technically recoverable oil shale resource estimate to 2.6 trillion barrels. The richest, most concentrated deposits in the U.S. are found in the Green River Formation in western Colorado, eastern Utah, and southern Wyoming (see graph at below).
Depending on technology and economics, as much as 1 trillion barrels of oil equivalent could be recoverable from oil shale resources yielding greater than 25 gallons per ton [iii]. For reference, 1 trillion barrels is nearly 4 times the amount of proven oil reserves in Saudi Arabia. The energy potential from our vast resources of oil shale could substantially shift the balance of America’s oil supply away from the Persian Gulf.
Shell’s In-Situ Conversion Process
In Colorado, Shell has experimented with a process that heats the shale underground. Their in-situ conversion process (ICP) uses subsurface heaters to slowly heat the shale rock to 650 – 750 degrees Fahrenheit. Once heated, the kerogen oil and gas are released from the shale and brought to the surface with traditional pumps. An advantage to the in-situ process is it significantly reduces (and in some cases eliminates) the environmental impacts from previous shale oil recovery methods [iv
Source: The Wall Street JournalShale oil: the next energy revolution
The global impact of shale oil could revolutionise the world’s energy markets over the next couple of decades, resulting in significantly lower oil prices, higher global GDP, changing geopolitics and shifting business models for oil and gas companies, according to new analysis from PwC.
The potential availability and accessibility of significant resources of shale oil around the globe - and the potential effect of increased shale oil production in limiting growth in global oil prices - has implications that stretch far beyond the oil industry.
Shale oil has the potential to reshape the global economy, increasing energy security, independence and affordability in the long term. However, these benefits need to be squared with broader environmental objectives at both the local and global level.
The effects of a lower oil price resonate along the entire energy value chain, and investment choices based on long-term predictions of a steady increase in real oil prices may need to be reassessed. The potential magnitude of the impact of shale oil makes it a profound force for change in energy markets and the wider global economy. It is therefore critical for companies and policy-makers to consider the strategic implications of these changes now.
First US public offering of solar bonds: can crowdfunding take clean energy to the next level?
The largest solar installer in the US announced Wednesday that it is offering up to $200m in bonds to retail investors, marking the first registered public sale of solar bonds in the country. SolarCity’s landmark move toward crowdfunding could democratize the way solar projects are bankrolled *and grow overall investment for clean energy.
Large institutional investors (such as Google, Honda and US Bank, in the case of SolarCity projects) finance the bulk of solar projects today. While individual investors can already put money into solar projects via crowdfunding platforms such as Mosaic, SunFunder and Crowdsun.com, most of these opportunities are only available to accredited investors – wealthy individuals – or are limited to just one or a few states, said Tim Newell, SolarCity’s vice president of financial products.
“This is the first time you’re seeing investment offered broadly to American investors through a public offering,” Newell said on a press conference call Tuesday. “In other cases, companies are allowing investors to invest in a single solar project or perhaps a small group of homes or projects.”
It’s an important shift given that investments in clean energy have been falling, even as the global solar and wind markets see double-digit growth. Investment flows have dropped about 20% in the past two years as solar and wind prices have fallen, Michael Liebreich, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance, said during aClimate Week event in New York last month.
But investors are looking for the types of steady returns that clean energy projects can provide, said Steve Cornell, senior vice president of policy and strategy at NRG, at the same event. “It’s no news to anybody that CDs are paying next to nothing and cash is paying less,” he said. “I think there’s a huge global appetite for yield-like investments that can create steady capital growth.”
The SolarCity bonds, which are available to US nationals in all 50 states who are at least 18 years old and have a US bank account, will represent a portfolio of thousands of projects across the country. Through its new direct investment website, SolarCity is offering a range of bonds – starting at $1,000 – that mature in one to seven years and pay up to 4% interest out of income from SolarCity’s projects.
http://www.theguardian.com/sustainab...nded-solarcity
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Electric Rickshaws Will Hit The Roads of Pakistan Soon.
Electric Rickshaws Will Hit The Roads of Pakistan Soon.
It seems like a great time for electric vehicles in Pakistan. We are seeing more and more hybrid cards on the street, initiatives aiming to replace motorcycles with E-bikes are gaining steam and now, we will also be seeing the Electric Rickshaw on roads in Pakistan. The new vehicle is called the Z5 E-Tricycle and it is going to be launched by Zar Motors.
Sun is everywhere
UAGES ENERGY
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New York, NY 10019
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South Africa opens its biggest solar plant
The new 96 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic solar power project in South Africa's Northern Cape province is now online and will help the country meet its critical electricity needs.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
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