Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

DTE Energy to Modify Coal-Fired Power Plant into Biomass Power Facility

DTE Energy Services (DTEES) declared that it has obtained an approval from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District to modify its present coal using power facility located at the Port of Stockton into a biomass fuel-powered plant.

16 Jun 2011

New Technology and Energy Solutions Can Offset Climate Emissions

Anne Louise Koefoed, a researcher at BI Norwegian Business School, stressed the need to find alternatives for fossil fuel through low emission and zero emission technologies. However, such processes are time consuming and expensive.

16 Jun 2011

Market Research Report on Biodegradable Polymers

BCC Research’s technical market research report on Biodegradable Polymers (PLS025D) estimates that the worldwide market for biodegradable polymers will reach 932 million pounds in 2011and is anticipated to grow beyond 2.5 million pounds in 2016, thus achieving a CAGR of 22% in a period of five years.

16 Jun 2011

SINTEF Demonstrates Cost Effective CO2 Capture

SINTEF in Norway will lead a team of 10 partners from Europe to demonstrate a technology that captures CO2 from air to run new power production plants.

15 Jun 2011

NJRCV to Install 14.1 MW Solar System on McGraw-Hill Campus

NJR Clean Energy Ventures (NJRCV), an ancillary of New Jersey Resources, and the McGraw-Hill have declared their plans to construct a 14.1 MW net-metered solar power over the East Windsor, New Jersey-based campus of McGraw-Hill.

15 Jun 2011

SunPower, Colorado Springs Utilities Install 6 MW Solar PV Power System for the U.S. Air Force Academy

SunPower and Colorado Springs Utilities declared that they have completed the installation of a 6 MW solar PV system in Colorado Springs-based U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA).

15 Jun 2011

Reportlinker Releases Research Report on Electric Bicycles and Ebikes

Reportlinker.com has declared the availability of a new market report titled ‘Electric Bicycles and ebikes - the Next Ten Years’ in its range of offerings.

15 Jun 2011

UIC Researchers Study Ways to Introduce Compact and Cooler-Operating Fuel Cells

Christos Takoudis, bio and chemical engineering professor at University of Illinois at Chicago, will lead a team of engineers and scientists to search for ways to introduce nano-scale solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) that can operate efficiently in intermediate-range of temperatures between 1,100 to 1,500 degrees.

15 Jun 2011

New Photovoltaic Measurement System Could Improve Alternative Energy Technologies

A new multivariable photovoltaic measurement system, developed by an engineer from the South Dakota State University, is anticipated to assist researchers and private industry who are engaged in improving the efficiency of solar cells by converting sunlight into electric power.

14 Jun 2011