Comments for LiteRail http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204 Sustainability Fri, 25 May 2012 18:39:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Energy – Hydrogen Energy by Chris http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/http:/symmetriworks.com/comment-page-1#comment-398 Chris Fri, 25 May 2012 18:39:05 +0000 http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/?p=30#comment-398 Development of new technologies in cars lately convinces me that hydrogen energy is the future. Cheers. Development of new technologies in cars lately convinces me that hydrogen energy is the future. Cheers.

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]]> Comment on Energy – Hydrogen Energy by solar and wind energy http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/http:/symmetriworks.com/comment-page-1#comment-14 solar and wind energy Tue, 24 Apr 2012 03:24:14 +0000 http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/?p=30#comment-14 Hey There Blog, This might be off topic, however, When we say alternative energy, it means any source of usable and exploitable energy which is deliberately researched and calculated to replace the ordinary fuel sources. Today, there are many different sources of energy readily available for consumption; it is just a matter of time when the energy alternative will be fully utilized in every home. I look forward to your next post Hey There Blog,
This might be off topic, however, When we say alternative energy, it means any source of usable and exploitable energy which is deliberately researched and calculated to replace the ordinary fuel sources. Today, there are many different sources of energy readily available for consumption; it is just a matter of time when the energy alternative will be fully utilized in every home.
I look forward to your next post

]]> Comment on Agriculture – Skyscraper Farms aka Vertical Farming by David Barton http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/http:/symmetriworks.com/comment-page-1#comment-5 David Barton Sat, 21 Apr 2012 05:32:26 +0000 http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/?p=114#comment-5 Exactly! None have been built yet. Exactly! None have been built yet.

]]> Comment on Transportation – Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations by David Barton http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/http:/symmetriworks.com/comment-page-1#comment-4 David Barton Sat, 21 Apr 2012 05:31:34 +0000 http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/?p=54#comment-4 Actually I haven't looked. This is good information. I wonder if what you've found is prior to the upgrades I read about in the few last years or so. Actually I haven’t looked. This is good information. I wonder if what you’ve found is prior to the upgrades I read about in the few last years or so.

]]> Comment on Transportation – Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations by lmgilstrap http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/http:/symmetriworks.com/comment-page-1#comment-3 lmgilstrap Fri, 20 Apr 2012 18:55:52 +0000 http://blog.uta.edu/~dkb5204/?p=54#comment-3 Have you found any data that compares the energy savings to the additional cost and resources that would be required to upgrade electric grids within cities? From the articles I've seen, the power grid within the U.S. has an enormous amount of capacity - so if people were to start charging their EVs overnight (during off-peak hours), the impact to our infrastructure would be fairly minimal. But grids in the UK and Europe don't have that kind of capacity. Another interesting case of EV preparation I've seen is the use of electric bikes in China. The demand of a bicycle's battery is much less than that of a full-sized vehicle, and China's infrastructure is able to support 250 million currently (with 20 million new bikes being produced every year). Then again, densely-populated cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong allow for this demand of pedestrian-friendly modes of transportation. Have you found any data that compares the energy savings to the additional cost and resources that would be required to upgrade electric grids within cities? From the articles I’ve seen, the power grid within the U.S. has an enormous amount of capacity – so if people were to start charging their EVs overnight (during off-peak hours), the impact to our infrastructure would be fairly minimal. But grids in the UK and Europe don’t have that kind of capacity.

Another interesting case of EV preparation I’ve seen is the use of electric bikes in China. The demand of a bicycle’s battery is much less than that of a full-sized vehicle, and China’s infrastructure is able to support 250 million currently (with 20 million new bikes being produced every year). Then again, densely-populated cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong allow for this demand of pedestrian-friendly modes of transportation.

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