Speech by Krish Murali Eswar on the launch dinner meet of BCIL ZedWoods

Speech by Krish Murali Eswar on the launch dinner meet of BCIL ZedWoods at The Chancery, Bangalore on 19 February, 2010.

The best six doctors anywhere
And no one can deny it
Are sunshine, water, rest, and air
Exercise and diet.
These six will gladly you attend
If only you are willing
Your mind they'll ease
Your will they'll mend
And charge you not a shilling.

A whole new era of buildings begins

Race against Climate Change
Courtesy: Melissa Blonde

There were 30 plus people around the table. Each of them spearheading businesses over $20 million at the least. Each of them imbued by a single commitment to seeing what individually, as leaders, and collectively, as a council of members, they could do into the future to bring change across business, industry, government and consumers in a way we impact energy, water and waste management in the country.

Solar Thermal Energy Industry Still Growing Worldwide

The Solar Thermal Industry is looking confidently toward the future following a strong performance in 2008, when the European market grew by 60%. This, despite the difficult economic condition around the world, according to new numbers relesed by the European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF).

eSolar Unveils 5-MW Solar Thermal Plant

eSolar this week unveiled its 5-megawatt Sierra SunTower solar power plant. The full-scale power plant produces electricity for Southern California Edison (SCE). eSolar says its technology resolves many of the problems that have held back large scale solar in the past including cost, speed of deployment and proximity to existing transmission lines.

SolarCraft Helps the United States Coast Guard Save Energy & Money

SolarCraft announced today that it has completed installation of a solar pool heating system at the United States Coast Guard Training Center in Petaluma, CA. The new solar powered water heating system helps maintain an average water temperature of 80 degrees for the 200,000 galloon training pool. It will save the Coast Guard thousands of dollars and eliminate hundreds of tons of harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

Solar Power: A Gift from Space

At noon on the equator our sun gives us one kilowatt of free energy per square meter! This gift from space is ultimately the basis of all of our power sources except nuclear and geothermal. Wind, hydro, biomass and all fossil fuels ultimately derive from solar energy. All of these economical sources of energy benefit from concentration and storage of the sun's energy.

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