Questions and answers
When can we expect nuclear fusion?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Sun, 2006-09-17 13:05.In partnership with Energie-Fakten
fusion | Nuclear energy | Questions and answers | technology 
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With high prices for oil and gas, does solar energy not become cheaper?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Sun, 2006-04-16 22:00.In partnership with Energie-Fakten
What's the importance of cogeneration?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Wed, 2006-04-05 22:00. cogeneration | distributed generation | district heating | Energy & environment | Energy efficiency | germany | Questions and answers read more | login to post comments | 1775 reads
What can we expect from wood pellets?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Thu, 2006-02-23 23:00. bioenergy | germany | Questions and answers | Renewable energy read more | login to post comments | 1836 reads
Renewable energy and food supply: will there be enough land?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Thu, 2006-02-09 10:21.Today, land is used for living, working, recreation and most importantly, food production. A relatively new use is growing biomass for energy use, which requires vast areas of land because of the diffuse nature of sunlight, and the low efficiency of plants capturing it. There is a direct competition for agricultural land between energy and food. Land requirements for both uses depend on consumption and production per square meter, 2 parameters which vary widely. In this paper, S Nonhebel estimates land requirements based on today's consumption patterns and production efficiency, providing a basis for the construction of scenario's.
bioenergy | food | land-use | Questions and answers | Renewable energy | world read more | login to post comments | 1173 reads
Energy yield factors for the generation of electrical energy
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Sat, 2006-02-04 21:21.By Joachim Grawe
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Energy & environment | energy yield | Questions and answers read more | login to post comments | 2443 reads
Can biomass power stations mitigate climate change?
Submitted by Hans De Keulenaer on Fri, 2006-01-27 23:00.By Eike Roth
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bioenergy | climate change | electricity | Energy & environment | Questions and answers | Renewable energy read more | login to post comments | 1796 reads
