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Alternative Energy Do we have the power?

Alternative Energy Do we have the power?. By David Behun. The wolf at the door: Peak oil. The future. May 2005 : Tax credits for fuel efficient cars 84 mil 2006 budget-bio-diesel/ ethanol 1.2 Billion Hydrogen fuel cell research 500 mil over 5 years to get hydrogen cars on the lots.

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Alternative Energy Do we have the power?

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  1. Alternative EnergyDo we have the power? By David Behun

  2. The wolf at the door: Peak oil

  3. The future • May 2005 : • Tax credits for fuel efficient cars • 84 mil 2006 budget-bio-diesel/ ethanol • 1.2 Billion Hydrogen fuel cell research • 500 mil over 5 years to get hydrogen cars on the lots

  4. Possible career area’s • BioDiesel R&D • Ethanol –”Flexfuel” • Solar cells R&D • Nuclear power • Fuel Cell R&D • Auto Makers

  5. Possible job oppurtunities • 1:Dow chemical grad students • http://www.dow.com/careers/what/rnd_opps.htm • 2: SOFCo-EFS Holding LLc. http://www.sofco-efs.com/contacts/contact.htm • 3 E.M.T.E.C. http://www.emtec.org/ • 4 catacel corp http://www.catacel.com/ • 5 Michigan, Next-energy http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060322/BUSINESS06/603220358/1019

  6. The University of Akron . • Many other research opportunities contribute an additional $9,350 to study the feasibility of storing and recycling CO2 by paving the way toward visible light photosynthesis under practical flue gas conditions. The contact at the University of Akron is Gerald Parker at (330) 972-6764. • Many other research opportunities

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