Re: VESTA SOLAR CONCENTRATOR
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Peter Kuria
Aug 24, 2009, 5:40:48 AM8/24/09
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julius,
The manual in English is still in preparation. But the most important thing is the drawings.
Please remember to buy the material based on the list that was sent!
Best regards
Peter
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In 2006, China added 90 gigawatts of coal fired power capacity—enough to emit over 500 million tons of CO2 per year for 40 years; by comparison, the European Union’s entire Kyoto reduction commitment is 300 million tons of CO2.
According to the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, China added more than 90 GW of new coal-fired power plant capacity in 2006 alone -- "more than the entire fleet of generating plants in the United Kingdom."
China has one of the largest coal reserves in the world, and coal accounts for 67% of its primary energy use, compared with 24% for the world average. China is currently bringing two additional coal-fired power plants to the electric power grid every week. In a hypothetical scenario in which carbon intensity keeps pace with a GDP growth rate of 7%, by 2030, China would be emitting as much as the world as a whole is today (8 GtC/year) --Ning Zeng et al., Science, 8 February 2008
The manual in English is still in preparation. But the most important thing is the drawings.
Please remember to buy the material based on the list that was sent!
Best regards
Peter
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 11:27 AM, julius maina <jmai...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Peter,
Might you be having an English version of the Helios guide V1-0.pg - Application, the 63 pages document? If so, kindly forward me a copy.
I would also wish to participate in the training of the Vesta Solar Concentrator. When will the guy who will be conducting it be in the country?
Kind regards,
Julius Maina.
jmai...@gmail.com.
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SHALIN Suomi ry
Asemamiehenkatu 4B
00520
Helsinki
www.shalinry.org
www.rescueweb.org
http://www.africaclimate.org
Tel: +358 40 768 3440
In 2006, China added 90 gigawatts of coal fired power capacity—enough to emit over 500 million tons of CO2 per year for 40 years; by comparison, the European Union’s entire Kyoto reduction commitment is 300 million tons of CO2.
According to the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, China added more than 90 GW of new coal-fired power plant capacity in 2006 alone -- "more than the entire fleet of generating plants in the United Kingdom."
China has one of the largest coal reserves in the world, and coal accounts for 67% of its primary energy use, compared with 24% for the world average. China is currently bringing two additional coal-fired power plants to the electric power grid every week. In a hypothetical scenario in which carbon intensity keeps pace with a GDP growth rate of 7%, by 2030, China would be emitting as much as the world as a whole is today (8 GtC/year) --Ning Zeng et al., Science, 8 February 2008
john gitonga
Sep 9, 2009, 7:01:30 AM9/9/09
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| hey , since now the season for rains or say elnino is offing. now we need or ought to have the stove . even the guys we promised to bring to them this new idea are becoming impatient. please keep us posted on the progress --- On Mon, 8/24/09, Peter Kuria <pgk...@gmail.com> wrote: |
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