http://outlookgreen.com Outlook Green: Copyright 2009 Outlook Green - All Rights Reserved. wind generators? I understand that if you have a wind generator it will automatically shut down in case of a power failure to prevent electrical shock to the power company repairmen.Does this mean if there is a huricane and the power was off for weeks you would not be able to use the generator to power your house during this time? Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:20 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/wind-generators.php http://outlookgreen.com/wind-generators.php How long does it take a wind farm to pay back its carbon footprint? Constructing a wind farm must make a huge carbon emmissions footprint if you include every part of its Development,Manufacture,Construction and Maintenance. Do they have the lifespan to ever get into a positive balance? Would it be more efficient to give away low energy lightbulbs to every household and business's to reduce emmissions and consumption? Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:21 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/wind-farm.php http://outlookgreen.com/wind-farm.php What are some wind energy stocks? I know GE has a hand in the wind energy sector, but what are some public traded companies that wind energy is their main focus? I know that there is a Brazilian company called Tecsis, that I see their turbine blades on trucks headed somewhere all the time. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:22 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/wind-energy-stocks.php http://outlookgreen.com/wind-energy-stocks.php wind energy? I want to make wind energy but i dont have anybody to help me make wind energy together.So im looking for inestors that would invest together with me. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:23 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/wind-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/wind-energy.php What is the downside to providing real, sustainable alternative energy solutions? Using the same money we currently use for subsidizing and protecting the oil companies? I'm not simply refering to ethanol. I'm talking about things like localized solar, wind, geothermal, hot rock energy, etc. GCB, that is simply not true. Hot Rock Energy is currently being utilized in the Phillipenes. It is also being pursued in Germany, Switzerland, Japan and Australia. We have the equipment to do it NOW. It uses the same equipment that is needed to drill for oil. It is self-sustaining once started. It has no pollutants. If a plant is destroyed by attack, earthquake, or whatever, it is quite simple to drill a new well and continue on. No by-products to store. The only thing that seems to bestopping us is there isn't a billion dollars to be made off of it. GCB, that is simply not true. Hot Rock Energy is currently being utilized in the Phillipenes. It is also being pursued in Germany, Switzerland, Japan and Australia. We have the equipment to do it NOW. It uses the same equipment that is needed to drill for oil. It is self-sustaining once started. It has no pollutants. If a plant is destroyed by attack, earthquake, or whatever, it is quite simple to drill a new well and continue on. No by-products to store. The only thing that seems to be stopping us is there isn't a billion dollars to be made off of it. Pied Hussein Piper, I've never seen you add anything relevant to any discussion out of the dozens of answers I have seen you provide. Don't ask for my "proof" when you have made up your mind. Take a break from your bashing for about five minutes and go learn something. And to the Libs_ person, we've been over this. Do your homework. There are alternative materials for virtually everything you list. Also, nobody is talking about stopping oil production completely. We're talking about competitiveness in the energy industry and getting off our reliance o foreign oil. The vast majority of oil is used simply for gasoline, not making carpet. Hell, we make carpet from recycled pop bottles, wool, soy, etc. And to the Libs_ person, we've been over this. Do your homework. There are alternative materials for virtually everything you list. Also, nobody is talking about stopping oil production completely. We're talking about competitiveness in the energy industry and getting off our reliance on foreign oil. The vast majority of oil is used simply for gasoline, not making carpet. Hell, we make carpet from recycled pop bottles, wool, soy, etc. Joe, that's a valid point and you are more than likely correct, but wouldn't you rather the fraud be at home, rather than in the hands of foreign interests? Better we be serving corporate interests in America, rather than coprorate interests in addition to foreign policy debacles involving the lost lives of millions and constant goverment interventions. Joe, that's a valid point and you are more than likely correct, but wouldn't you rather the fraud be at home, rather than in the hands of foreign interests? Better we be serving corporate interests in America, rather than coprorate interests in addition to foreign policy debacles involving the lost lives of millions and constant government interventions. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:24 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-energy-solutions.php http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-energy-solutions.php Sustainable Energy? 1. What are some pros and cons of Sustaibale Energy 2. Alternate sources of energy Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:24 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-energy.php What are sustainable and non-sustainable biofuels? Could you please explain? I've looked it up on several websites but cannot get a decent explanation. Thanks a lot. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:25 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-biofuels.php http://outlookgreen.com/sustainable-biofuels.php Where in the world is there undergraduate degrees in renewable energy and/or sustainability? I've already found a few, such as the University of New South Wales - Photovoltaic/solar energy degree. However, I would like to fully know all my options for undergraduate degrees in solar energy/wind energy/renewable energy etc. Most other programs I've found have been standard engineering degrees, which lead to graduate work in the subject. Any university in the world is the scope, as I'm not committed to residing with the United States. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:26 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/standard-renewable-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/standard-renewable-energy.php How could renewable energy sources be used to meet a household's needs? Consider the following issues: What renewable sources of energy are available? Which sources could be used to supply a household's needs? How could each source be used? Where would the home have to be located to use each source? What equipment would be needed? Where would this equipment be located? What backup systems should be included? For all you smart people out there, please answer all of these questions! Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:27 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/sources-of-renewable-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/sources-of-renewable-energy.php Source Energy ?????////////////////////? Does source Energy exists ,if so how do you be in the same wave length,tune of it Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:31 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/source-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/source-energy.php How much will it cost to install a solar energy power to run a few appliances such as lights,tv,e-fans? Also where I can inquire here in the Philippines (NCR) about the installation of Solar Power Energy? Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:32 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/solar-power-energy.php http://outlookgreen.com/solar-power-energy.php Solar power? We are looking at buying a house and renovating it, and were wondering about using solar or wind power to power much of our house. We will have a well, be on a septic system, have a wood burning furnace for heating the house, so we would like to have solar or wind power so we can use as little electricity as possible (its insanely expensive here!). We also have our appliances (fridge, stove, washer, dryer, freezer). How much would a basic set up be for a 900 sq ft, 3 bedroom house? For either wind turbines or solar panels and necessary equipment? I am in Southern Ontario. Thanks! Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:32 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/solar-power.php http://outlookgreen.com/solar-power.php Solar Panels? I am purchasing a home that includes 2 solar panels measuring 8 foot by 4 foot located on the roof. Neither myself or the home inspector located a box that the solar energy would transfered to. should there be a box? also what can i expect from the solar panels? Thanks for the help... Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:33 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/solar-panels.php http://outlookgreen.com/solar-panels.php How are Solar energy Stocks? I have invested in YGE which is a chinese stock. Any recommendations? Should I hold or sell it? I am loosing tons of $$ on this right now!! Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:34 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/solar-energy-stock.php http://outlookgreen.com/solar-energy-stock.php Does anyone know where the best place to buy solar energy products? We are getting ready to build a house and we want to go as green as possible. We have 10 acres. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:07:35 -0600http://outlookgreen.com/solar-energy-products.php http://outlookgreen.com/solar-energy-products.php