http://volkerthomsen.com Promoting Health, Sustainable Living and Advancing Renewable Technologies Mon, 07 Dec 2009 04:46:25 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://volkerthomsen.com/winds-of-change-tv-film/comment-page-1/#comment-32 VOLKER THOMSEN » Blog Archive » The “Winds of Change” Film Premiere Event Mon, 07 Dec 2009 04:46:25 +0000 http://volkerthomsen.com/?page_id=175#comment-32 [...] The video of the Winds of Change Film is now online. Click here to watch [...] [...] The video of the Winds of Change Film is now online. Click here to watch [...]

]]> http://volkerthomsen.com/ae-atmospheric-energy-storage-system/comment-page-1/#comment-27 VOLKER THOMSEN » Blog Archive » The “Winds of Change” Film Premiere Event Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:11:37 +0000 http://volkerthomsen.com/?page_id=93#comment-27 [...] Examples of the “Winds of Change” are Napanee’s $300 million solar farm of which the first 10 MW or $60 million have been implemented and opened last week. Another $250 million solar farm in Eastern Ontario is in the planning. All together we have projects for $ 1.5 billion in the Eastern Ontario region of which half are implemented. Furthermore, a solar film factory for $500 million is planned and announced for Kingston ( I would however, be moderately cautious about the timing on this one). In Cornwall and Brockville innovative PV Production Projects and PV Solar farms are in the planning and will hopefully solidify a very promising revival and redevelopment. Two particularly innovative technologies are evolving: >> In Cornwall: Verdant Power free-flow test turbines in St. Lawrence River http://dcnonl.com/article/id27638 >> In Kingston: AE Atmospheric Energy Storage Pilot http://volkerthomsen.com/ae-atmospheric-energy-storage-system/ [...] [...] Examples of the “Winds of Change” are Napanee’s $300 million solar farm of which the first 10 MW or $60 million have been implemented and opened last week. Another $250 million solar farm in Eastern Ontario is in the planning. All together we have projects for $ 1.5 billion in the Eastern Ontario region of which half are implemented. Furthermore, a solar film factory for $500 million is planned and announced for Kingston ( I would however, be moderately cautious about the timing on this one). In Cornwall and Brockville innovative PV Production Projects and PV Solar farms are in the planning and will hopefully solidify a very promising revival and redevelopment. Two particularly innovative technologies are evolving: >> In Cornwall: Verdant Power free-flow test turbines in St. Lawrence River http://dcnonl.com/article/id27638 >> In Kingston: AE Atmospheric Energy Storage Pilot http://volkerthomsen.com/ae-atmospheric-energy-storage-system/ [...]

]]> http://volkerthomsen.com/ae-atmospheric-energy-storage-system/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Canadian Physicist Invents Heating System that Uses Hot Air Stored During Summer | HeatingOil.com Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:30:36 +0000 http://volkerthomsen.com/?page_id=93#comment-26 [...] Volker Thomsen, former president of St. Lawrence College and treasurer of the World Wind Energy Institute, agreed to try Tolmie’s prototype in his house. Thomsen’s ultimate goal is to eliminate all green house gas emissions from his home. [...] [...] Volker Thomsen, former president of St. Lawrence College and treasurer of the World Wind Energy Institute, agreed to try Tolmie’s prototype in his house. Thomsen’s ultimate goal is to eliminate all green house gas emissions from his home. [...]

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