Friday, July 29, 2005

Surefire Symptoms Hiv

Galicia tripled solar solar energy, but remains at the tail of Spain

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The dramatic increase solar energy in Galicia not get rid of the last places in the communities that use this alternative energy. The panel surface has tripled in the last three years and has grown from 3,600 square meters in 2002 to more than ten thousand who are estimated in 2004. For 2010 it is expected that there are at least fifty thousand square meters of thermal panels.

The increased usage during the past year was the highest in northern Spain on a gross basis under similar to Cantabria and Asturias and the Basque Country, according to the Institute of Galicia Enerxético, undeniable.

domestic consumption and reduced services to get more than half. But for now, use in buildings is counted on the fingers of one hand. The lack of developers and home buyers saving measures and efficiency of the solar alternative is one of the cases in which the undeniable underlying the poor implementation in buildings.

In total, there in the community an average of five hundred solar systems, of which approximately 80% are houses, especially houses.


Bylaws: Vigo was inspired by the Barcelona model, pioneered in Europe

In the reluctance expressed by some builders, there are those who argue that concellos no legal authority to make such documents. Something you do not agree Councilman Electromechanical Vigo, Henrique Vieira, who recalls that concellos more than 50,000 have skills in the environment.

To promote the use of this type of energy in buildings, selflessness has developed a model ordinance which is currently distributed in the Galician town.

ordinance to establish mechanisms to promote aid or a bonus, although the approach may vary depending on the needs of each concello. At the same time, advise the municipal technicians, both in the actions included in the ordinance, as in the inspection and monitoring of buildings.

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Caixa Galicia Group offers a team of professionals to discuss the possibilities of the hall and make the appropriate projects for each case.


necessary response to increasing consumption

In his speech, the director of unselfishness, Xoán Caamaño, stressed that the development of renewable energy is a 'response' necessary to the 'dramatic pace' at which consumption grows electricity, which in the past ten years was 53.5% in the whole of Spain and of 46.3 only in the autonomous community of Galicia, breaking growth rates has long been considered 'normal'.

explained Caamaño that this increase has placed galloping energy sector in a 'moment of uncertainty', as still today 80% of global energy consumption, not just power, it depends on fossil fuels, mainly oil and coal. At this juncture

imposing a boost to renewable energy, but advances in research have not yet been able to result in storage systems-by batteries, for example, power generated, so that the system collection must be limited, for now, to be 'live'. In the near future energy can be stored and transported

The EU directives are to boost renewable energy in homes and aspire to in 2010 involving 12.5% \u200b\u200bof electricity consumption. For Spain, the target is 17.5%. In regards to Galicia, the forecasts for that year are 59%, a very high ceiling, but not difficult to achieve, considering that today already exceeds 20% and that the use of solar energy temperature increases to a very high rate.

In any case, he added Caamaño that the development of renewable energies is a must, as a response to growing demand and the increasing importance that charge policies environmental conservation and the socio element, being a source of new jobs interesting, especially in rural areas

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Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Flux Bindings Any Good?

solar energy can be stored and transported in the form of chemical fuel

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solar energy into chemical fuel can be stored for long periods and transported over long distances. This is the great achievement made by a group of scientists working on the project SOLZINC, according to the newsletter here Europe.




SOLZINC is partly financed with European funds within the V EU Framework Programme, and involves five partners: PROM-CNRS (France), ScanArc Plasma Systems AB (Sweden), ZOXY Energy Systems AG ( Germany), Paul Scherrer Institute and the Institute of Energy Technology, ETH (Switzerland), Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel).

Its main objective is to develop a solar chemical reactor technology for the production of zinc. The mineral thus obtained offers the possibility to store and transport solar energy. Is a compact solid fuel which has applications for fuel cells and zinc-air batteries. Zinc may also react with water to form high purity hydrogen. In any case, the chemical energy generating these processes is the zinc oxide which, in turn, reduces the solar energy to zinc.

The first tests of the pilot plant, located in the Weizmann Institute of Science Israel, used by 30% of available solar energy and produced 45 kilos of zinc an hour, exceeding targets. The investigations will continue this summer and is expected to industrial-size plants to be developed from this prototype to reach efficiency levels of between 50 and 60%.

The success of this solar chemistry pilot project opens the way towards an efficient thermo-chemical process that allows the storage of solar energy, transportation fuel as chemical and marketing.



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Thursday, July 14, 2005

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La Coruña will host in November 2005 Awards Livable Communities International Meeting Connclusiones

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International Awards Exhibition to green and sustainable cities in the world (The International Awards for Liveable Communities)

The city of La Coruña will host until 11 November at the municipal hall of the palace of the port of this international meeting. Be presented over forty cities on five continents (countries such as Tasmania, Australia, China, UK, USA, Canada, Poland, Russia, etc), La Coruña will become the world center of municipal best practices for a week period that will expose some of the examples of best practices worldwide in the fields of Planning, Planning, Environment and Citizenship.

Among the cities that are represented in La Coruña include big cities like Delhi (India), Prague (Czech Republic), Lodz (Poland), Oslo (Norway), Tshwane (formerly Pretoria, South Africa) and Zhangjiagang (China). It should be noted the support of large companies and institutions in the city event, which will be sponsored by Caixa Galicia, Fadesa, Began and Urbaser, also having Inditex companies and R as associates.



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The tour will allow visitors to see different photographic and audiovisual material in different cities, with their characteristics and basic data of interest. The exhibition will remain open during office hours 10:00 to 14:00 and 4:00 to 20:00.), Which brings together more than fifty cities around the world to present and share their projects. Share

sustainable projects, share experiences and learn show is part of good governance, especially if we move forward. The possibility that events like this give us is very important for cities and municipalities in Galicia La Coruna, as they allow to publicize our activities in the areas of environment, participation etc., And also to learn from other communities on different continents , cultures and sizes all united in their efforts of government to be useful to their city.

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Nations in Bloom began in 1997 with the approval of Program Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and supported by many governments and government agencies. Since 1997 more than 50 countries were represented at the International Nations in Bloom Awards. Since 2004 the festival has a new name - 'The International Awards for Liveable Communities' International Awards and Livable Communities. Creating livable communities has always been a goal of the event and also because it is in each city, the name change comes at the right time.

The final stages of Nations in Bloom was held in Madrid in 1997, in Al Ain (UAE) in 1998 in Hamamatsu (Japan) in 1999, in Washington DC in 2000, Shenzhen (China) in 2001 in Stuttgart ( Germany) in 2002 and Appeldoorn (NL) in 2003. The final phase, with the new name of International Awards Livable Communities, was held in Niagara (Canada) in 2004. The 2005 will be based in La Coruña. Career

La Coruna to a Sustainable City

La Coruna in 2001 in the city of Shenzhen (China) was awarded the special prize of Practice for the Environment and the city of Stuttgart won the 3 rd placed in the general category of cities between 200,000 and 1 million inhabitants. Not only is a collective satisfaction be well evaluated, but also participate in the event is an unforgettable experience and can return with new ideas and international contacts for the exchange of ideas and projects. It's something from La Coruña recommend to any city. Here we provide basic information on the organization of the event and how to participate.

challenges evident in the direction of the local environment are not limited to any particular community. All problems are common throughout the world and the challenges of managing cities do not respect borders. The only thing that changes is the degree of commitment. A national environment is nothing more than the sum of the local environments and each city has a duty to control their own environment for the enjoyment of this and future generations. Resources are plentiful and the expectations of citizens are growing, therefore it is imperative that best practices are shared across political and cultural borders.

Attend the final phase of Livable Communities Award is a unique opportunity to observe and learn these practices and establish professional relationships to share information, experiences and techniques to organize visits. These relationships have led to new initiatives in the community and more effective use of resources, especially of public money.


Awards for best cities by population:

Category A: up to 20,000 inhabitants
Category B: between 20,001 and 75,000 inhabitants
Category C: between 75,001 and 200,000 inhabitants
Category D: between 200,001 and 1,000 .000 inhabitants
Category E: more than one million


Evaluation criteria: The presentations are divided into five sections

i) Improvement Landscape
ii) Heritage Management
iii) environmental practices,
iv) Participation of the community and
v) Planning for the future.



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Monday, July 11, 2005

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2005 Solar solar energy and technology



8 to July 10 was held in Granada El Encuentro Solar 2005. This meeting provided an opportunity to get close to the solar energy technology. The three days include lectures, exhibitions, workshops, an introduction to renewable energy and evening dinners and concerts. Conclusions

Encuentro Solar 2005:

Spain could happen in 30 or 40 years from being an importer of energy to be exporter if exploited the potential offered by renewable energy sources like solar or Wind, currently being wasted. This was stated yesterday by the expert Harry Lehmann German director of the Energy Efficiency Agency and, among other projects, has designed the stage for countries like Japan or Spain can operate entirely with renewable energy.

Lehmann, who participated in the IX Encuentro Solar from Friday hosts the Science Park of Granada, said it is possible to produce enough energy from renewable sources to feed an industrialized country like Spain, Japan or Germany, for what he said that, at least, it takes 50 years. "We need to do now or in several decades" because, he said, there are reasons to do weather and because oil, as well as finished other fossil fuels, has risen to 60 euros a barrel. He said that currently the technology already exists and all it takes is introduced into the system and mentalizing experts and architects to make homes energy efficient. "In Germany, which has less sunshine than Spain, it is now possible to build houses that are available in 80 or 90% renewable energy," said Lehmann.

He noted that Spain would "do more" because it has "great potential" and said it could become 30 to 40 years in an energy exporting country by taking advantage of what is in energy solar or wind energy, among others. Lehmann explained that what we want in Europe is that in 2010 12% of energy from renewables, percentage in 2020 is to increase to 20% and in 2030, to 40%. The expert described these objectives "conservative" because it would be easy in 2050 to 70% of the energy produced by the EU were renewed.


Program Summary:

Solar cooking in the world: cooperation in action. Presentations highlighted the engineers, inventors Dr. Dieter Seifert and Wolfgang Scheffler. Location

Solar Energy: Global Issues energy. Environmental and social, Emilio Menéndez, UAM and UPM. Global Solar Economy, Dr. Hermann Scheer, president of Eurosolar MEP. Renewable Energy Observatory. Balance, ideas, views, opinions. Participants: Lucia Dolera (ASIF), Rachel Stack (Greenpeace), Ernesto Macias (Isofoton), Josep Puig (Eurosolar). Moderator: Jordi Miralles (Fundación Tierra). Presentation: Manifesto for a new energy culture. Scenarios possible with renewable energy, Harry Lehmann

Innovacción solar technology economy: fovotovoltaicos flexible modules (Flexroll and Flexpack) with Swiss technology by Michael Gotz, VHF Technologics, new books published by Censolar, solar farms, tidal power, by Mario A. Garcia, thermal power plants: the electricity of the future, Alfonso Sevilla, director of Solar Millennium projects. Commercial hydraulic rams, by Peter Weinmann. Portable solar kits for Solar Workshop Berhamovic Edin.



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