More
information about renewable energy
Links
to organizations that offer instruction and courses on building
your own renewable generators, as well as specs, where to buy
materials, and updates on governmental policies and initiatives.
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The Energy Information Agency of the U.S. government
has
a list of links to publications about renewable energy sources,
ranging from maps showing resources and consumption to the agency's
annual report on the nation's use of renewables.
The
U.S. Department of Energy's Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network
A
wealth of information about solar, hydro, wind and other alternative
technologies, plus links to papers on efficiency in buildings, transportation,
utilities and other public works.
The
International Energy Agency
The
IEA fosters cooperation among participating countries to reduce
oil dependency through energy conservation, development of alternative
energy sources and energy development research.
The
American Wind Energy Association
Information
on where and how wind power is being implemented around the U.S.,
and fact sheets for users of wind energy.
Solar
Energy International
Offers
courses (online and in-person) in constructing solar-powered systems,
as well as annual workshops on solar power that draws in attendees
from around the world.
The
World Bank's Energy Sector
Links
to descriptions of the World Bank's alternative energy programs,
discussions of the dynamics of energy economics, and a slew of research
papers.
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