here we recently went up to 18kw a day average, about 750w an hour, i
get the impression that's really high, but it's lower than a lot of
others around here, at 11c/kw it's not deadly yet, that's 11c CDN, 6c
US, i bet yer whimpering at what your power company charges. ain't you
glad i don't make
> > Separately, Capstone announced that it will be delivering 141 of
the
> >versatile 30 kilowatt MicroTurbines - a $4 million sale - to a
> >partnership of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and
> >other agencies in Southern California. To be installed as distributed
> >ge
Steve said:
"1000 watts over what time frame? if its 1kwh/ hour, that's 24kwh/day, or
720
kwh/month. that's enough for some homes"
You will find this contrast between kWh/day per home figures quoted for
North American and European settings. It is OK, but does reveal the
voracious consumption you
o:
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] ENERGIES... week of 3/18/01
> > Separately, Capstone announced that it will be delivering 141 of
the
> >versatile 30 kilowatt MicroTurbines - a $4 million sale - to a
> >partnership of the Los Angeles Depart
> Separately, Capstone announced that it will be delivering 141 of the
>versatile 30 kilowatt MicroTurbines - a $4 million sale - to a
>partnership of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and
>other agencies in Southern California. To be installed as distributed
>generation c
ENERGIES... week of March 18, 2001,
SMOOTHING THE LUMPS. Predictable yet variable could be one way to
describe the electric output from solar or wind energy. However, energy
storage devices - if economically feasible - can act as a buffer between
the irregular power supply from these renewa
