Clean Energy Economy Forum: Energy Security

Posted by admin on 1月 24th, 2012 | 25 Comments

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A panel of experts and officials discuss energy security as part of the Clean Energy Economy Forum. July 27, 2010.
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25 Responses to “Clean Energy Economy Forum: Energy Security”

1. TheIRSMusic より:

   2012年1月24日 12:43 AM

   Has anyone ever heard of Serbia?
2. multimaghrabi より:

   2012年1月24日 1:02 AM

   Telogis is the answer for all green cars and Semi trucks all fleets
3. akinkhoo より:

   2012年1月24日 1:26 AM

   this is not a forum, the is lobbying shit.
4. rodolphesimon より:

   2012年1月24日 1:46 AM

   more central planning shit. A ninny committee to centrally control everything.
5. SmokeWeedLikeOxygen より:

   2012年1月24日 2:23 AM

   thumbs up if you watched this whollle thing
6. MaryGreeley より:

   2012年1月24日 3:22 AM

   @Lentenlands I agree it’s Agenda 21
7. MaryGreeley より:

   2012年1月24日 4:13 AM

   @dbrotman NRC Gregory Jacko sleeps with the Nuclear companies
8. MaryGreeley より:

   2012年1月24日 4:15 AM

   agenda 21 all it is to control the people
9. tnguyen318 より:

   2012年1月24日 4:42 AM

   We need to keep Earth as natural as possible. Meaning when we build, we must be very careful not to damage the natural surrounding ecology. To every Centimeter.
10. redrik09 より:

    2012年1月24日 5:05 AM

    They all want some of the grant money.. it helps with their departments bugets..
11. chadberry75 より:

    2012年1月24日 5:24 AM

    U STILL NEED FOSSIL FUELS 2 RUN CLEAN ENERGY….
12. kaieteurdevon より:

    2012年1月24日 5:48 AM

    @EagleTechnologyCMMS Tax incentives for businesses that don’t pollute is a great idea. As is highlighting the 1000′s of new jobs to be produced by clean energy manufacturing and distribution and also highlighting the improved energy security issues.
13. EagleTechnologyCMMS より:

    2012年1月24日 5:50 AM

    @kaieteurdevon I agree completely but what we need to focus on is making that energy more affordable and available. It has come a long way hence why more organizations and communities are opting for renewable energy. Those that have not either do not have access to it, cannot afford it, or are ill informed about the topic.
14. migkid より:

    2012年1月24日 6:32 AM

    i would like to be on this wearing an ironman suit.
15. Lentenlands より:

    2012年1月24日 7:03 AM

    The Rothschilds are enslaving the People of the US via the fraudulent criminal conspiracy known as the illegal, unConstitutional Federal Reserve. The entire US government is now simply a puppet of the Rothschild banking dynasty.

    “End the Fed”

    Every political candidate must be evaluated based upon this single all telling crucial issue. You are either with the People or you are with the Rothschilds and their agents, the international bankers.

    This is the new American litmus test.
16. sTevefor3 より:

    2012年1月24日 7:42 AM

    @afghandaveokie Probably one of the best written drunken responses I’ve ever had the chance to read…while sober. I take umbrage with your position on capitalism (it’s dying a horrible, slow death and taking with it most of humanity), and I do agree that socialism, in its purest form, doesn’t work in modern human society, but, well, fukk it, ants do it better anyhow, so we’re already beaten there. Rilly sorry you couldn’t find the “Lee Marvin” quote…that’s a good one.
17. afghandaveokie より:

    2012年1月24日 8:04 AM

    Are you fukkin’ kidding me? I typed in “Lee Marvin” and “he did it… he missed the barn.” Those were from the movie Cat Ballou. I didn’t know I was gonna get a lesson on how to thwart capitalism by some socialist bitch talking about how our government was protecting me from myself. That idiot has spent the entire time it has taken my drunk ass to type this to say….. exactly nothing. Leave it to a politician to take something simple and make it complicated… and waste my time.
18. kaieteurdevon より:

    2012年1月24日 8:24 AM

    Old fashioned, dirty, fossil fuels have no place in our future. We are more advanced than that. Clean renewable energy sources, easily have the capability to power all our needs + some. Continued expansion and improvements in renewable energy technologies will produce an abundance of jobs and financial security.
19. 33noa33 より:

    2012年1月24日 9:14 AM

    THINK GLOBAL
    There is plenty of environment friendly energy on our planet
    And probably best for environment is “land tidal hydro energy”
    using huge tides.
    for electricity and electricity can be used to produce hydrogen.
20. CfdrBvgfnm より:

    2012年1月24日 9:34 AM

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21. dbrotman より:

    2012年1月24日 9:41 AM

    I would also disagree that solar and wind cannot power our needs. The only restraint for these two forms of energy is scalability. The amount of energy that lands on the earth from the sun in one second is enough to power the world for 500,000 years. Giant solar arrays orbiting the earth in a geostationary orbit can beam back energy in the form of microwaves. North Dakota and Wyoming can be blanketed with wind turbines. By the way, Texas now has the largest wind turbine farm in the U.S.
22. dbrotman より:

    2012年1月24日 10:18 AM

    You think nuclear power = security? That is even more far removed from reality. First of all, nuclear power plants are incredibly expensive to build with a long horizon on ROI. That makes it a risky proposition to investors. The other issue which has still not been solved is the problem of what to do with the waste. Ask anyone living near Yucca Mountain in Nevada if they would welcome nuclear waste in their backyard.

    So no, nuclear power is far too expensive and risky.
23. ttowntom より:

    2012年1月24日 10:20 AM

    @dbrotman,
    Err, no its not about “security”. You think electric cars will provide energy security?  Where do you think the rare earths they require are mined? It sure isn’t the US. You’re simply trading one form of dependence for another.

    I’ll ignore the fact that it’s simply physically impossible to power more than a small fraction of our energy needs with wind and solar. Nuclear is the only real alternative … and eco-fascists hate it even more than fossil fuels.
24. 33noa33 より:

    2012年1月24日 10:49 AM

    Use mighty power of nature
    In the northwestern Australia, we have huge tides,
    huge deserts, huge evaporation and huge dry rivers and lakes.
    Huge 12m tidal erosion can revive old dry paleo dormant once mighty rivers, creeks and lakes,
    desalinate the country and change deserts to rain forests to provide more rain across Australia
    World population is growing rapidly and we need more energy, food, land and water.
    see: Mitic CLIMATE ENGINEERING
25. dbrotman より:

    2012年1月24日 11:20 AM

    Of course it is about security. What would happen to the price of oil if Iran decides to lob a missile at Israel and the Mideast turns into a sea of flames? What an ignorant comment. Go back to school.

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