Monthly Archives: July 2009

Designing Green Data Centers

Evaluate Current Infrastructure: This is the first step where analysis needs to be done on the energy bills, current consumptions, and how much is being utilized by the servers, air conditioning systems, cooling fans and other devices like routers and switches in the data center. This helps in creating a baseline for calculating the Return-On-Investment … Continue reading

What Are the Solar Power Options For the Home?

The use of solar panels is proving to be the only way of getting sustainable and green energy for the typical family dwelling. Solar Panels comprise a collection of Solar Cells of which there are two different types: Solar electricity panels plus solar hot water panels. These similar but distinct options make it possible for … Continue reading

Sustainable Green Development – Definitions, Strategies, and Implementation

As a green building consultant one of the biggest fundamental flaws I hear in the green building discussion is that green building costs more and is less profitable. Our goal is to help you design projects that are profitable AND green. Yes, you can be profitable and green at the same time, they are not … Continue reading

ElectraFlyer-X at EAA OSHKOSH

Duration: 00:00:27Views: 0 Developer Randall Fishman talks about the weight of the powerplant on his elegant, quiet, 2-seat electric light-sport aircraft. Aviation Learning Center, EAA Airventure, Oshkosh, WI. … Aviation

Energy Independence Benefits

The entire concept of energy independence revolves around using the resources within a country. Simply put, it’s “Stay within your own means and stop taking help from outside”.