Energy
- 581
- Sea Solar Power International
- Company pursuing research and development of ocean thermal gradient technology for the production of electricity. Describes the technology and progress in its development.
- 582
- Around Sweden with Wood in the Tank
- The construction, travel log and technical evaluation of a woodgas powered vehicle.
- 583
- Wikipedia: Wood Gas
- Article about history, methods of production, reciprocating engines, usage, fuel properties and related links.
- 584
- Woodgas.net
- Contains the experiences of people using woodgas as a fuel. Includes a description of woodgas, a download section and photos of woodgas vehicles.
- 586
- Tidal Electric, Inc.
- Technical discussion of tidal power generation, the business environment, and the identification of potential sites worldwide.
- 587
- Ocean Wave Energy Company
- Theoretical discussion and proposal for utilizing the energy generated by ocean waves.
- 588
- Oceanlinx
- Company description, research about wave power generation of electricity, descriptions of equipment, photographs, video and drawings.
- 589
- AltE University
- Educational articles, online seminars (webinars), live seminars and calculators to learn about renewable energy, solar electric systems, solar thermal and wind power.
- 591
- ENF Solar Directory
- A directory of all photovoltaic manufacturing companies and installers in the world - including solar panels, cells, production equipment and components.
- 592
- IEA Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme
- International Energy Agency has come up with this website full of facts, figures, contacts, and event descriptions on photovoltaic energy.
- 593
- Living off the Grid: What an Adventure, Having Fun with the Sun!
- Personal account of moving to Northern New Mexico and learning to use solar energy.
- 594
- Maine Solar House
- An instructive website explaining how a family in Maine installed and use photovoltaic and solar thermal applications in its house.
- 597
- PowerSat Corporation
- Describes and promotes a concept of placing large solar cells in orbit and wirelessly transferring the energy to a receiving station on earth.