Latest EE&T News
Call for papers: Energy harvesting system developer’s event
Darnell’s fourth-annual nanoPower Forum (nPF ’10), to be hosted in Santa Ana, Calif., May 17 to 19, has evolved and expanded to become one of the industry’s leading energy harvesting system developer’s events....
Find green jobs on a green-job map
Clean-tech job seekers can search an online map for current openings at clean-tech companies. ...
How much power could you generate in your backyard?
A new DoE online calculator helps you figure it out....
Seismic events from geothermal sites called a red herring
An MIT researcher claims risks from seismic triggering at geothermal energy sites are largely sociological....
Renewable energy and jobs: Build it and they will come
A new study suggests that 274,000 additional jobs can be added to the U.S. economy if the country sets a goal of having 25% of its electricity generated from renewable energy sources....
Check out the new DoE Web site
The Open Energy Information web platform will make DOE resources and open energy data widely available to the public....
A lost opportunity
There is an old saying that when handed lemons, one should look at the situation as an opportunity to make lemonade. That's also the message conveyed...
Cutting-edge cooler hits 90% efficiency with help from networked controls
Despite the fact evaporative coolers can use only a small fraction of the power needed for traditional chillers, they have a reputation for losing efficiency...
Readers letters
Oh go on. I just read the December issue of Energy Efficiency and Technology and was impressed by the collection of articles. I receive many magazines...
Green tech puts electronics distributors in the black
Here's one gage of what's going on in green technologies: Big-name electronics distributors say they are getting a boost from sales of equipment aimed...
An update on the green job pool
We are still in a hiring trough with demand only increasing for top-quality candidates. But the more narrow market for exceptional talent is actually...
Energy figures of the month
Smart grid funding ramps up The Dept. of Energy has begun doling out $3.9 billion earmarked for smart grids from stimulus legislation. And the investment...
Lighten up
Forest Jehlik, a vehicle systems engineer at the Center for Transportation Research at Argonne Laboratory lifts the lid on six myths surrounding plug-in...
NAS: We don't need new technology to be efficient
The National Research Council says energy efficiency technologies that exist today or which are coming in the near future could save a lot of money and energy....
