Savings from oil and coal importation
From Green tech media | by Stephen Lacey | February 4, 2013
What is the current price of solar panels now? The price is down from $8.00/watt to only $0.90 in 2011. Jaaf's price is $1.40. The inverter and the mounting add to another $2.l0 per watt.
The price will fall down to $0.42 in 2015 . It is now at $0.48. Wow. The current price (maybe volume is one half of the retail price) The installer and retailer, they make about l00% profit.
Read more on prices of solar panel >>> to fall to $0.42 by 2015?
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May 15, 2013
Our meeting with top China govt official on energy
Podium, Mandaluyong City, PHL | May 15, 2013
Bro. Eddie, Prof Lulu, Prof Jorge, Dr. Yi Chianglian, and Li lin at Shi Lin Resto at the Podium
Prof Jorge and Eddie, upon sponsorship of Prof Lulu Moguel, met a high ranking official of Dept of Energy in China at the Shin Lin Restaurant today in Podium. Prof Lulu learned that Prof Jorge is embarking on RE introduced Prof Jorge to the said official who visit the PHL once a month for his PhD degree at Lyceum
Dr. Yi holds 3 PhD; and is working on the fourth PhD. Dr. Yi is in charge of gas and oil of the country which is under the supervision of the government. Energy development, exploration, distribution according to Lin lin (who holds an MBA from AGSB) is under government control in China; no private entity can be in energy business in China.
Our contacts will refer us to the right supplier for renewable energy in China.
Dr Yi Chianglian in charge of Energy
Prof Jorge and Lin lin; Prof Lulu at right
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Lin lin, Dr Yi and Prof Lulu Moguel
Prof Jorge and Eddie, upon sponsorship of Prof Lulu Moguel, met a high ranking official of Dept of Energy in China at the Shin Lin Restaurant today in Podium. Prof Lulu learned that Prof Jorge is embarking on RE introduced Prof Jorge to the said official who visit the PHL once a month for his PhD degree at Lyceum
Dr. Yi holds 3 PhD; and is working on the fourth PhD. Dr. Yi is in charge of gas and oil of the country which is under the supervision of the government. Energy development, exploration, distribution according to Lin lin (who holds an MBA from AGSB) is under government control in China; no private entity can be in energy business in China.
Our contacts will refer us to the right supplier for renewable energy in China.
My fellow professor would introduce us to Sec of Energy of China today
Metro Manila | May 15, 2013
A professor, colleague at a leading graduate school of business in MM, will be introducing me to the Sec of Energy of China. He arrived last Saturday for his master's degree. My colleague is mentoring the said China official for the master degree.
We would meet at noon time today at a Chinese restaurant in a CBD nearby. This was initially planned this PM, for merienda.
What would be the opportunities in this meeting?
l. Reliable, competitive suppliers from China
2. Endorsement from high level official
3. Travel/familiarization with alternative energy in China
4. Resources for large scale RE project, say in Mindanao? or even in Luzon grid (remember the outage last week - the reserve was so thin that there was a cascading effect when the Calaca power plant tripped)
Installing solar RE at homes can supplant large power plants?
A professor, colleague at a leading graduate school of business in MM, will be introducing me to the Sec of Energy of China. He arrived last Saturday for his master's degree. My colleague is mentoring the said China official for the master degree.
We would meet at noon time today at a Chinese restaurant in a CBD nearby. This was initially planned this PM, for merienda.
What would be the opportunities in this meeting?
l. Reliable, competitive suppliers from China
2. Endorsement from high level official
3. Travel/familiarization with alternative energy in China
4. Resources for large scale RE project, say in Mindanao? or even in Luzon grid (remember the outage last week - the reserve was so thin that there was a cascading effect when the Calaca power plant tripped)
Installing solar RE at homes can supplant large power plants?
May 13, 2013
China to use curtailed wind power for heating
Repost from Clean Technica | May 1, 2013
China is to use curtailed wind power to heat homes. Curtailed wind power is wasted power in excess of demand. This is prevalent in Jan Li province where curtailed power amounted to 20,000 gwH, double of what was in 2011. The wind farms are allowed to operate only for 1,400 hours, well below the l,900 hours for the industry.
The excess, curtailed power can heat 6.6 million homes for one hour, 277,000 homes in one day, and 761 homes in one year.
The use of curtailed power would have 3 benefits:
1. Reduce air pollution. Air pollution from burning coal, and heating homes from wood stoves has caused millions of death in China (WHO)
2. Conservation of coal for other industrial use. As a fossil fuel, coal is a scarce non renewable resource.
3. Business for wind farms
China is to use curtailed wind power to heat homes. Curtailed wind power is wasted power in excess of demand. This is prevalent in Jan Li province where curtailed power amounted to 20,000 gwH, double of what was in 2011. The wind farms are allowed to operate only for 1,400 hours, well below the l,900 hours for the industry.
The excess, curtailed power can heat 6.6 million homes for one hour, 277,000 homes in one day, and 761 homes in one year.
The use of curtailed power would have 3 benefits:
1. Reduce air pollution. Air pollution from burning coal, and heating homes from wood stoves has caused millions of death in China (WHO)
2. Conservation of coal for other industrial use. As a fossil fuel, coal is a scarce non renewable resource.
3. Business for wind farms
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