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The Energy Should Always Work Twice

The power flows freely at West Virginia Alloys. This factory, tucked into the Kanawha River valley about 50 kilometres upstream from Charleston, West Virginia, is… Read more

Excerpt from Chapter 12: Less is More

The experience of those who have focused on (energy efficiency) demonstrates that it is virtually inexhaustible, because innovation in efficiency is, in a very real… Read more

Gray Is The New Green

Tom Casten has the money and the know-how to generate huge amounts of clean power without bothering with costly solar and wind energy. West Virginia’s… Read more

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Hot trend: Recycling wasted heat to cut emissions, costs

A new hospital is being built near Princeton, N.J., that won't depend on the local electricity grid, won't pump out the normal amount of greenhouse gases and won't pay peak prices for electricity.

The University Medical Center of Princeton will have its own power plant that will use natural gas to make electricity; the heat generated as a byproduct will create steam to heat the building, sterilize equipment and provide cooling.

Interest in this kind of combined heat and power has been growing as U.S. energy prices rise, old plants near retirement and the country begins to get more serious about reducing global warming pollution. Read more