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The Green Power / Green Tech Community is a forum where design engineers and technology managers can explore the tools, technologies, techniques, and products they need to create energy-efficient, eco-friendly designs. We'll focus primarily on green power topics but we’ll also regularly touch on other important green design, engineering and technology issues.
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Thursday, 17 September 2009
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Lee H Goldberg
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Adaptive Network Solutions Sub-1 GHz 802.15.4 / ZigBee Module is great for Smart Grid apps.

Europe’s first sub-GHz 802.15/ZigBee module also supports China’s operating frequencies, features a built-in U.FL antenna.

Adaptive Network Solutions has unveiled its new Sub-1 GHz IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee RF module at the Embedded World 2010 in Nuremberg, Germany. The new ultra-sensitive @ANY900-2 module is designed to operate in the ISM bands 915 MHz in the US, 868 MHz in Europe and 783 MHz in China. This Sub-1 GHz ZigBee module features a built-in U.FL antenna connector that enables rapid design-in, using a different external antenna for every application and thus providing greater flexibility for the developers. The range and battery life offered by these modules makes them an ideal candidate for building automation, smart home control, or any other Smart Grid or energy management application.

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Jobs - Green Power
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Started by Albert Castillo. Last replied by Lee H Goldberg on Wednesday, 03 February 2010
Interest in Hydro Power?
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Started by Robert Klein. Last replied by Lee H Goldberg on Thursday, 07 January 2010
Are "Backyard Nukes" Part of A Green Energy Solution?
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Started by Lee H Goldberg. Last replied by dr d b karron on Thursday, 10 December 2009
Lithium-ion batteries
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Started by Brian Bailey. Last replied by Lee H Goldberg on Monday, 28 September 2009
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Neal Leavitt, 2010-03-06 19:15:59
Neal Leavitt
I'm joining a few relevant communities per suggestion of Max Maxfield. I head up Leavitt Communications (www.leavcom.com), an international marketing communications firm located in San Diego County. We represent some architectural and engineering clients so am very interested in keeping abreast of salient green design, energy, technology issues. We also just launched our blog on March 5th- http://leavcom.com/wordpress/; so would also welcome relevant comments for discussion too. You can also reach me at neal@leavcom.com. Thank you.
 
Christine Haydon, 2010-03-02 01:37:12
Christine Haydon
I am after the technical information and type of sensor found in the motor windings of the Vectrix motor (the sensor is not accessable). I am part of a team refitting an EV for the Zero race. Would anyone be able to direct me to a contact which may have the technical information on sensor type etc. taa Chris
(TREV it's green)
 
Aaron Anaya, 2009-11-11 19:09:38
Aaron Anaya
Grid parity and pseudo Moore's Law of PV installation...

http://spectrum.ieee.org/blog/energy/renewables/energywise/photovoltaic-grid-parity
 
Lee H Goldberg, 2009-10-06 11:27:20
Lee H Goldberg
Green Power is a very broad topic that encompases everyting from solar panels to smart buildings, something that makes it difficult to present in a way that's relevant to the electrical engineering comunity. That's why it's taken about a decade worth of trial and error to come up with with the approach to covering green power and related technologies that you see here on TechBites. For details on what we'll be covering here, see my blog entry "An Introduction to the Green Power Community" http://www.techbites.com/20090925590/myblog/blog/from-buzzword-to-bottom-line-an-introduction-to-the-green-power-community.html.
 

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