MEUS COMENTÀRIOS: Este comercial está na lista dos meus favoritos, sorry! S.G.

MEUS COMENTÁRIOS: Nada muito a favor e nem contra os postos Texaco, mas este comercial é incrível! S.G.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=TV4svA7lTuU&feature=endscreen

This is the first part of a long interview from 2002. He talks about many peak oil related subjects. I’ ve also marked the videos with numbers.

Blood of the Earth, part 8 Please Mirror or Upload this to your Channel or Website. All works herein used Under the Fair Use Act section 107 for Education and Non Profit.

An oil discovery off Brazil could be an economic windfall for the country. Gallup examines what it may mean for Brazilians, the large majority of whom already perceive a widening gap between the rich and the poor.

Hydroelectric power system at Bear’s Mill in Greenville, Ohio, using a 150 year old Leffel vertical turbine, a drive shaft and differential from an old Chevy truck, a pulley system and two 3kW DC servo motors/generators. The turbine itself, with a seven foot head of water, has the capability of delivering 15kW of power. This is a test system only, with 6kW capability. Much more is planned. Brought to you by ISOTEEM. isoteem001@gmail.com

Day by Day Motorwind Wind turbines are revolutionizing the market and proving installation after installation how it is helping power the planet with clean, affordable and competitive energy. Motorwind wasinvented by Lucien Gambarota and is distributed by HAIKO Energy in Africa headed by James C. Lech. Motorwind micro wind turbines are scalable enabling the installation of systems that produce a few watts, kW to hundreds of MW. The turbines can be installed in a vertical axis wind turbine array (VAWT) or horizontal axis wind turbine array (HAWT). The enable signage, advertising while at the same time generating a renewable energy solution that is affordable, robust and scalable due to it’s a ability to be mass produced.

“The Age of Oil — 100-plus years of astonishing economic growth made possible by cheap, abundant oil — could be ending without our really being aware of it. Oil is a finite commodity. At some point even the vast reservoirs of Saudi Arabia will run dry. But before that happens there will come a day when oil production ‘peaks,’ when demand overtakes supply (and never looks back), resulting in large and possibly catastrophic price increases that could make today’s $60-a-barrel oil look like chump change…