Energy Innovations Across The Globe - 01.08.2012

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  • Energy solutions could change the way we live - from one city's bold smart grid experiment, to radical home-building redesigns, and cutting-edge technology that could surround us in solar power no matter where we live. This week energyNOW! looks at energy innovations across the globe.
    The Pecan Street Project
    The smart grid conjures up images of controlling home energy use with iPhones and utilities communicating with customers in real time like never before. But across most of the country, the smart grid is more fantasy than reality - except in the Lone Star State.
    Correspondent Josh Zepps reports from Austin, Texas on the Pecan Street Project, a smart grid experiment that could help prevent blackouts and change the way we all use electricity.
    The Round House
    Consumers don't need to wait for smart grid technology to go mainstream in order to save energy and reduce their electricity bills. Measures like adding insulation or using efficient appliances are well known, but what about changing the way we build our homes?
    Correspondent Lee Patrick Sullivan tours a factory constructing prefabricated round homes that can help lower heating and cooling bills while reducing construction costs.
    Solar Power From Nanotechnology
    The solar cell, our main technology for capturing solar energy and turning it into electricity, has been steadily getting cheaper and much more efficient. What it hasn't been doing, however, is becoming more flexible or thinner.
    Correspondent Josh Zepps checks out how nanotechnology is helping MIT researchers pioneer solar cells that can be printed on flexible plastic cells as thin and light as a sheet of paper.
    Solar Ovens in South Africa
    Renewable energy innovations generally appeal to high-tech aspects of life, and can often be taken for granted. But in less-developed countries, people's relationship with energy is much different and power doesn't come with the flick of a switch.
    Chief correspondent Tyler Suiters visits South Africa to learn how one abundant energy source, ...

Komentáře • 22

  • @AndrewduToit
    @AndrewduToit Před 11 lety +1

    Aaaa man I just found you on CZcams and now you are gone. Hope you come back soon.

  • @vexelworrior
    @vexelworrior Před 12 lety

    it is sad that this show is stopped.

  • @DiegoRevilla1605
    @DiegoRevilla1605 Před 11 lety

    THE ROUND SHAPE RULES!!!

  • @LetsTalkEnergy
    @LetsTalkEnergy Před 12 lety

    What an informative show! Not too mention great energy innovations. So exciting to see what the future holds!

  • @EscortsSociety
    @EscortsSociety Před 11 lety

    This was a great show.

  • @utribit4767
    @utribit4767 Před 9 lety +1

    why the channel shut down ??? nothing since 2012 why ???

  • @vistigioful
    @vistigioful Před 12 lety

    Good video. I learned a few things.

  • @LTee
    @LTee Před 8 lety +1

    yea why????

  • @pushingcyanbanana2893
    @pushingcyanbanana2893 Před 2 lety

    9years ago

  • @MiniMaster_YT
    @MiniMaster_YT Před rokem

    Bro why did you stop uploading videos 😢

  • @charleskennetht.dalida8938

    How much solar panel in america

  • @0njo188
    @0njo188 Před rokem

    And when the world needed him most....he vanished.

  • @xeroxcopy8183
    @xeroxcopy8183 Před 2 lety

    rest in peace

  • @liviubardel7292
    @liviubardel7292 Před 10 lety

    i am wondering whit what are you going to replace the collosal amount of money and energy to maintain the collosal infracstructure that we have now ?
    alternative energy ?
    are you kidding me ?
    alternative energy is under 1 %.

  • @rebeccagillis853
    @rebeccagillis853 Před 5 lety

    where is the energy now????!!!!!!??????