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Green Car Congress
DECEMBER 2, 2010
Cyclone Power Technologies and its licensee Phoenix Power Group (PPG) have announced positive results of preliminary emissions testing of the combustion system of the Phoenix 10, the first small-scale waste oil power generator. The Phoenix 10 demonstrated emissions of only 0.14
Green Car Congress
FEBRUARY 3, 2011
Cyclone Power Technologies and its licensee Phoenix Power Group have successfully powered-up the Phoenix 10, producing grid-tied electricity from the clean combustion of used motor oil. The Phoenix 10 is a novel renewable power system designed specifically for the small business owner. Earlier post.)
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MAY 31, 2024
The people in this room are America’s best hope” in the race to unleash the power of clean energy, she said. When it’s cold, the carbonates thicken, which lowers the power of the battery. Emily Waltz Mining leaves behind piles of waste after the commercially viable material is extracted. But no pressure,” she quipped.
Green Car Congress
SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
Cyclone Power Technologies has received a purchase order from its licensee Phoenix Power Group (PPG) for two waste oil power generators. The renewable power systems are scheduled to be delivered by the end of the year for field testing with PPG’s nationwide distributor, Clean Burn. Earlier post.)
Green Car Congress
JANUARY 14, 2010
Cyclone Power Technologies Inc. has received a work order from Phoenix Power Group LLC (PPG) to develop a prototype electric generator system that will be powered by Cyclone’s heat-regenerative, external combustion engine running on waste oil.
Green Car Congress
OCTOBER 28, 2022
First, an electric potential will be applied to water to simultaneously produce acidity and alkalinity. Olivine is a CO 2 -reactive waste product that can be returned as tailings after capture carbon from the air. Re-Mining Red Mud Waste for CO 2 Capture and Storage and Critical Element Recovery (RMCCS-CER) ($1,000,000).
Green Car Congress
FEBRUARY 2, 2022
Adroit Materials will grow and fabricate aluminum nitride (AlN)-based Schottky diodes with electrical properties that will drastically reduce forward conduction (energy) losses compared with existing high-power diodes. These breakthroughs enable a paradigm shift for the feasibility of AlN in next-generation power electronics.
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