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[energystorm]

The Magnificent and Indispensable Heat-Engine on Which Civil Society Depends, Part III, Internal Combustion Engines up to 110,000 Horsepower

Heat engines are important to power our lives. This is an overview of heat engines that we depend on. I thought timely as America lurches down the impossible path of net-zero carbon. Heat engines as described in this tree part series are indispensable!

This is Part III of a three part series. Part I covered the basics of the three major Heat-Engines that provide about 75% of our electricity in the U.S. Part II covered the propulsion systems for ocean shipping. This article will explain the basics of smaller Heat-Engines used for electricity generation, farming, food production, food distribution, automobiles, trucks, trains, aircraft, small…

[parrlumber]

Unlocking Efficiency and Comfort: A Guide to Maximize Your Windows and Reduce Energy Bills

Maximizing Your Windows for Efficiency and Comfort

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, about 30% of your home's heating and cooling energy is lost through your windows. Upgrading your windows can significantly improve efficiency, keeping you comfortable year-round while reducing energy bills.

For Windows in Decent Condition:

If your windows are in good condition, there are things you can do to improve efficiency while saving money on energy costs – rather than having to replace the windows. First off, check for leaks. You’ll want to caulk and weatherstrip areas as needed. When looking at weatherstripping, consider the window's location and choose an appropriate option for the weather, temperature changes, and general use associated with its location. It will be important to consider if the panes slide up and down, sideways, or outward, as you’ll want the weatherstripping to seal well when the door or window is closed; however, it will also need to open freely.

Energy-Efficient Windows:

Investing in energy-efficient windows is a smart choice, especially if you plan on staying in your home for a decade or more. These windows incorporate advanced materials and features like multiple glass panes, window spacers, gas fills, and insulated frames to create a thermal barrier. They harness solar energy to heat the house or prevent excessive heat buildup. Consider the following tips from Energy.Gov when exploring energy-efficient windows: - Look for the ENERGY STAR and NFRC labels. - Opt for gas-filled windows with low-e coatings in colder climates to minimize heat loss. In warmer climates, select coatings that reduce heat gain. - Choose a low U-factor for better ther­mal resistance in colder climates; the U-factor is the rate at which a window conducts non-solar heat flow. - Look for a low solar heat gain coef­ficient (SHGC). SHGC is a measure of solar radiation admitted through a window. Low SHGCs reduce heat gain in warm climates. - Choose windows with both low U-factors and low SHGCs to maximize energy savings in temperate climates with both cold and hot seasons. - Look for whole-unit U-factors and SHGCs, rather than center-of-glass U-factors and SHGCs. Whole-unit numbers more accurately reflect the energy performance of the entire product.

Learn more about energy performance ratings for Windows. If you have any questions or need design assistance, contact a PARR Windows expert. Let's make your windows work for you! #EnergyEfficientWindows #HomeImprovement #WindowUpgrades #PARRWindowsExpert Read the full article

[kavithask]

AppliancExplore the significance of the BEE Star Label on household appliances. Learn how this label, issued by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, signifies energy-efficient products. Discover how choosing BEE Star-rated appliances not only conserves energy but also saves money on utility bills, contributing to a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle.es with a BEE Star Label: Energy-Efficiency at Its Best

[snails-in-spaceships]

It is ✨✨ 00:33 ✨✨ whereth the

heck

is sleepy time?

[onewave111]

What’s On My Mind Ep. 24 - The Mission Is The Only Thing That Matters

1wave.org/podcast

In this episode, I ponder on the Principal Elements of Organization, Planning, and Extrapolation; specifically as they relate to Energy—in the terms of Output, Rate, and Management ofs—and the Overall Achievement of our Goals

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from the Associated Press (AP):

New Jersey hit the pause button Wednesday on an offshore wind energy project that is having a hard time finding someone to manufacture blades for its turbines.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities granted Leading Light Wind a pause on its project through Dec. 20 while its developers seek a source for the crucial components.

The project, from Chicago-based Invenergy and New York-based energyRE, would be built 40 miles (65 kilometers) off Long Beach Island and would consist of up to 100 turbines, enough to power 1 million homes.

Leading Light was one of two projects that the state utilities board chose in January. But just three weeks after that approval, one of three major turbine manufacturers, GE Vernova, said it would not announce the kind of turbine Invenergy planned to use in the Leading Light Project, according to the filing with the utilities board.

A turbine made by manufacturer Vestas was deemed unsuitable for the project, and the lone remaining manufacturer, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, told Invenergy in June that it was substantially increasing the cost of its turbine offering, Invenergy said.

That left the project without a turbine supplier.

“The stay enables continued discussions with the BPU and supply chain partners regarding the industry-wide market shifts,” Invenergy said in a statement. “We will continue to advance project development activities during this time.”

Christine Guhl-Sadovy, president of the utilities board, said the delay will help the project move forward.

“We are committed in New Jersey to our offshore wind goals,” she said. “This action will allow Invenergy to find a suitable wind turbine supplier. We look forward to delivering on the project that will help grow our clean energy workforce and contribute to clean energy generation for the state.”

The delay was the latest setback for offshore wind in New Jersey. The industry is advancing in fits and starts along the U.S. East Coast.

[southjerseyweb]

Invenergy and Corio win big in New Jersey's 3.7GW offshore wind round

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) awarded power deals to Invenergy and energyRE's 2400MW Leading Light Wind project for a price of …

[ssmedusainvestmentinc]

EnergyRe, a startup backed by real-estate executives, raises $1.2 billion for transmission lines to carry renewable electricity to urban areas.

[raktanag]

For the munday ask thing!! 😄

on what platform did you start RPing? ; what do you think about AUs? ; what do you think about OCs? ; what was your first muse?

- @viciouslyfilthy

1) Facebook. I still rp on that but much less because that place is as toxic as cyanide

2)I love writing AUs

3) OCs are amazing and so are people who make them

4) A Transformers OC named Energyre

@viciouslyfilthy

[nawapon17]

Invenergy, energyRe propose 2.4GW offshore wind project in New Jersey - Splash247

[hunterdeuling]

I am confused hopefully someone can explain! I went to buy a new 100watt daylight bulb. LED version is 13 watt. The Osram 13watt is €10 and has a D energy rating. The Philips also 13watts was €27 and had an A energy rating.

They are Both 13watt. Same energy consumption. How can one carry a A rating and the other a D?

#EnergyRating. #LEDBulb

[energycarsrl]

Modalità Venerdì di luglio #venerdi17 #concessionaria #renault #dacia #nissan #vovlo #energycar #energyrent (presso Novi Ligure) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCwM3u1os6P/?igshid=1f8w4qg3tqwjn

[marksinn]

Skateboard Designs: Energ-E Bought a new telly recently. Fairly disappointed in its energy rating (apparently, Brexit is to blame for this, great). So I figured some good should come out of it. #skateboard #skateboardart #allhandsondecks #digitalillustration #glasgow #graphicdesign #energyrating #energ https://www.instagram.com/p/CSH_14ZjUvm/?utm_medium=tumblr

[foragreenfuture]

There are a number of technologies that can reduce the energy for your home. Let’s take a look at some of the advanced technologies to make your home more energy-efficient.