Resource of the Week:
\nWoods Institute Energy Seminar
\nhttp:\/\/woods.stanford.edu\/cgi-bin\/seminars.php?eventid=energy<\/p>\n
The Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford hosts a world-class energy seminar that is freely available online. Speakers come from industry, government and academia to discuss all aspects of today’s energy landscape from carbon sequestration, to smart grid technologies. By now it is common knowledge that there is no silver bullet for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and getting off fossil fuels. Therefore, it is all the more important to be well informed about the many disparate technologies that must compose any successful energy policy. The Woods Institute Energy Seminar provides the in-depth information on energy technologies that is hard to come by elsewhere.\u00a0 The seminar is available on YouTube or download it to your iPod via iTunes for your next plane ride.<\/p>\n
YouTube:
\nhttp:\/\/www.youtube.com\/view_play_list?p=4EA1B67388976538<\/p>\n
In particular, see this National Geographic video and corresponding Woods Energy Seminar on\u00a0 Solar Thermal Power plants:
\nhttp:\/\/www.tsugino.com\/talks.html
\nhttp:\/\/www.youtube.com\/view_play_list?p=4EA1B67388976538<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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