US Biofuels, Inc, a CA based company is setting to launch major green fuel production with recent gains of twelve greenhouses expanding over eight acres in size. Each greenhouse will be used for the purpose of growing algae in a closed system, using the photobioreactor (PBR) process for the production of Biofuel. US Biofuels looks forward to producing biofuel all year round from these greenhouses and projects to be producing 50 million plus gallons of biodiesel per year when all plants are in full operation causing no threat to food prices or livestock, leaving crop and cultivated land untouched, as most of US Biofuels algae farms are in the deserts of southern CA.

Van Nuys, CA (PRWEB) July 3, 2009 — US Biofuels, Inc a new green company operating out of sunny California is setting to launch major green fuel production with recent gains of twelve greenhouses expanding over eight acres in size located in Sun Valley, CA. Each greenhouse will be constructed and renovated for the purpose of growing algae in a closed system, using the photobioreactor (PBR) process for the production of Biofuel.

In short a PBR is a bioreactor, which includes some kind of light source. Really any clear, translucent container could be called a PBR, but the term is more commonly used to define a closed system, as opposed to an open tank or pond. This system allows more species to be grown at a faster rate, extending the growing season, and if heated it can produce all year round.
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Web-based product especially designed for the energy, security and fluid transport industries

Beit She’an, Israel (PRWEB) July 1, 2009 — Remmon Remote Monitoring, a leading provider of wireless GSM remote control and telemetry solutions, today announced the release of the R-Lite-Web, a new remote wireless data acquisition system. The new, cost-effective product is especially designed to meet the requirements of various control and management applications in the fields of security, energy and fluid transport such as water, fuel and sewage.

The R-Lite-Web is a GSM/GPRS remote data logger for the direct measurement and external reading of remote devices and sensors. Data is logged into the R-Lite-Web with a sample rate of minimum one minute and sent to a Web server via the cellular network (GPRS).
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Severa PSA system eases everyday project manager tasks and communications.

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 30, 2009 — Severa Corporation, a professional services automation (PSA) web application for project managers, today announced its sponsorship of an electric car venture named eCars – Now! Severa’s PSA system will be deployed in the project management side of the venture, which aims to spread information about emission-free vehicles to the general public and the benefit to consumers when modern technology is applied to electric cars.

Severa will facilitate communications and streamline project management tasks for this challenging venture in which project leaders are geographically dispersed and teams work without benefit of frequent in-person meetings.
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GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Nuclear Power market. Although tempered by controversies, and skepticism over sustainability, world nuclear power generation is projected to reach 2,966 billion kWh by the year 2015, encouraged largely by the quest for energy independence, clean electricity and a solution to climate change. Future growth is expected to stem solely from the technology’s proven capability to generate massive baseload power needed to satiate spiraling world energy requirements.

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) June 29, 2009 –- Although haunted by nuclear proliferation, the risk of civilian nuclear energy contributing towards nuclear weapons, and the overshadowing threat of nuclear power phase out, world nuclear energy industry continues in good stance, witnessing positive developments across several regions. This energy generation technology has managed to claw its way into political and economic significance by leveraging on its promised potential to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, ensure continuous supply of electricity, and to mitigate the threat of climate change. With over 136 new nuclear power projects either planned or under construction, and another additional 233 new projects being proposed worldwide, the Nuclear Power industry is latching onto hopes of a cautious revival, following the hitherto lull in new constructions, and virtual meltdown of industry since the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.

Currently, Europe is witnessing the development of new nuclear power plants in France, Romania and Finland, and the US is focusing on expanding the life of its nuclear reactors. Meanwhile in Russia and Asia, aggressive investments are being earmarked for building new nuclear power capacities. The United States, France, Germany, Japan, Russia, and South Korea, in that order, are the largest consumers of nuclear power.
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Representatives from Siemon and Alteris Renewables along with members of the public this week “flipped the switch” on a new, state-of-the-art 217kW solar power array at a public ceremony at Siemon’s Watertown, CT Corporate Headquarters and North American Manufacturing Campus. The event recognized Siemon’s long-standing commitment to green business practices.

Watertown, CT (PRWEB) June 27, 2009 — Representatives from Siemon and Alteris Renewables along with members of the public this week “flipped the switch” on a new, state-of-the-art 217kW solar power array at a public ceremony at Siemon’s Watertown, CT Corporate Headquarters and North American Manufacturing Campus. The event recognized Siemon’s long-standing commitment to green business practices.

Siemon’s President and CEO Carl Siemon, spoke at the ceremony, providing insight on how adopting renewable energy can be both smart environmental policy and smart business. Along with the solar array, he cited the company’s ongoing “green” initiatives such as efficient power usage, aggressive recycling and forest land preservation and protection, describing how these efforts provided opportunities to improve bottom line rather than disrupt it. He expressed hope that Siemon’s initiatives can serve as a model for other manufacturers seeking to make their operations more sustainable.
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Over 120 producers, developers and users expected to attend conference Wed. September 30-Friday, October 2, 2009.

Portland, Maine (PRWEB) June 26, 2009 — IntertechPira, in conjunction with the National Hydrogen Association, is proud to announce “Hydrogen Production and Storage 2009,” an International conference bringing together hydrogen producers, developers and users to discuss the future of this sustainable industry. The conference will take place from Wednesday, September 30, 2009 – Friday, October 02, 2009 at the Marriott Washington in Washington, DC.

“Hydrogen Production and Storage 2009″ will feature presentations from leaders in the industry, including Hydrogen Discoveries, Proton Energy Systems and Nissan, while allowing conferees networking opportunities to discuss the viability and commercial potential of near-term technologies for producing and storing hydrogen, both on a large and a small scale.
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This extraordinary technology was develop by the U.S. Dept. of Energy. Products provide major fuel-emission reduction in all engines. Major markets for trucks, marine, rail, power generation, industry, all areas where friction increase energy losses.

Sarasota, FL (PRWEB) June 25, 2009 — International Energy Products announces a major lubrication technology advancement: Boron CLS Bond.

This extraordinary technology, Boron CLS Bond, was developed at Argonne National Laboratory on behalf of the U.S. Dept. of Energy. This non-toxic,biodegradeable product reduces energy consumption, reduces GHG emissions, saves fuels, increase the life of equipment. The product is more advanced than any other type of similar lubricant. This product has been subjected to rigorous user field tests and extensive laboratory testing for several years. It has also been verified by a world recognized, accredited international agency to: increase lubricity, reduce friction, increase horsepower and reduce Green House Gas emissions. It is marketed as Motorsilk and, to borrow a phrase, it is “a product whose time has come.”
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In a first of its kind program launch, Boulder, CO-based Renewable Choice Energy launches Green Your Event with DoubleTree Palm Beach Gardens, Marriott’s Fairfield Inn & Suites, Baltimore, Chicago’s Talbott Hotel, and more. This Green Meeting program supports renewable energy and carbon reduction projects across the U.S. while engaging and educating event attendees on the values of supporting wind power and carbon offsets.

Boulder, CO (PRWEB) June 25, 2009 — Renewable Choice Energy, a leading national provider of renewable energy credits and carbon offsets has launched a first of its kind program, Green Your Event, to empower meeting and event planners at hotels and event centers to support wind power and carbon reduction by offsetting event facilities, attendee travel, and more.

A number of high profile boutique and hotel chain branches kick off the program this month including Chicago’s Talbott Hotel, Marriott’s Fairfield Inn & Suites, Baltimore; DoubleTree Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and the Hotels Parisi and L’Auberge Del Mar in La Jolla, California.
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With a speaker line-up that includes key decision makers from Marine Current Turbines, Atlantis Resources Corporation and Open Hydro, the forthcoming 3rd International Tidal Energy Summit 2009 is set to engage the best in the business on how to take tidal energy technology forward.

London, UK (PRWEB) June 25, 2009 — From innovation to implementation, the process of developing viable tidal energy technologies has proved to be an intriguing task. The marine energy industry has had to come up with answers to a variety of challenges, quite a few of them for which there hadn’t been any precedent.

As the cream of the tidal energy industry gears up to congregate for the 3rd International Tidal Energy Summit 2009 in London this year (November 17-18), a lot can be expected from this conference especially at this critical juncture.
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WSI and ESAI Say Cooler July Weather Will Engender Lower Loads, Moderate Power Prices for Energy Traders

Andover, MA (PRWEB) June 24, 2009 — WSI expects the upcoming period (July-September) to average cooler than normal across the eastern third of the US, with above-normal temperatures common across the western US. The highest probability for a cooler-than-normal period is in the Southeast, while the Rockies and Pacific Northwest are most likely to experience above-normal temperatures. The WSI seasonal outlooks reference a standard 30-year normal (1971-2000).

“We expect the upcoming transition to warmer temperatures in the western US and cooler temperatures in the Southeast to be the prevailing pattern for the rest of the summer,” said WSI seasonal forecaster Dr. Todd Crawford. “In the Northeast, the cool start will likely be representative of the pattern for the remainder of the summer, although occasional bursts of heat coming from the north-central US will likely impact the area from time to time. Looking farther out in time, the emerging El Nino event will likely play a significant role in determining the upcoming fall and winter pattern, although the magnitude and exact location of the warmest tropical Pacific Ocean temperature anomalies will be the final arbiter.”
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