From hlinkage at yahoo.com  Sat May  7 15:37:48 2005
From: hlinkage at yahoo.com (henry link)
Date: Sat, 7 May 2005 12:37:48 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Mit_energy] 
 Fwd: [ssne_all] Two Sustainable Business Conferences in Boston,MA and NH
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Hi, I hope you & your colleagues will attend the Boston event.  Henry,  MIT '67

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From kkeville at MIT.EDU  Mon May 16 22:33:24 2005
From: kkeville at MIT.EDU (Kurt Keville)
Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 22:33:24 -0400
Subject: [Mit_energy] CNF Colloquium this Saturday
Message-ID: <5.2.1.1.2.20050516214347.0359ee50@po10.mit.edu>

================

The 2005 Cold Fusion Colloquium

with Special Tribute to Dr. Eugene Mallove, Cold Fusioneer


General Topics
Science and Engineering Discussions of Cold Fusion
Material Science, Review of Present literature concerning Cold Fusion
Theoretical Understandings of Cold Fusion
Cold Fusion Device Engineering
Cold Fusion Patents and Intellectual Property


Colloquium Schedule:

Saturday, 5/21/05, 9 AM   Massachusetts Institute of Technology



Colloquium Information - More information, program, pre-registration:
http://world.std.com/~mica/colloq.html


Colloquium Announcement and Updates
http://world.std.com/~mica/cft.html


Colloquium Registration
To register for the program, e-mail Richard Shyduroff <rdshydur at MIT.EDU>


===================================================

Tentative Scientific/Engineering Program (in progress):

Morning Program: Experiment Reports of Cold Fusion Systems

Acoustic-induced Cold Fusion Experiments
Experimental Cold Fusion Results
Experimental Evidence of Optimal Operating Points
Palladium Catalysis of Deuterium
Chemistry/Economics of Palladium Catalysis of Deuterium

Late Morning Program: Theoretical Strides in Understanding of Cold Fusion 
Systems

Theory - Continuum Electromechanical Control of Loading
Theory - Phonons and Cold Fusion
Theory - Explanations for the Absence of Neutrons and Bremsstrahlung
Theory - Deuteron and Charge Transfer in Loaded Palladium
Theory - Ion Band States and Cold Fusion
Theory - Micro/Nano Scale High-Density Plasmas and Cold 
Fusion/Acoustic-Induced Cold Fusion

============ Lunch ==============

Afternoon Program
Tribute to Dr. Eugene Mallove, Cold Fusioneer, Investigator and MIT Graduate

More Experimental Reports
Alternative Energy using Latent Energy of Water
Cold Fusion Remediation Experiments
Developments in Emerging Energy Solutions

Late Afternoon Program: Panel Discussion
Cold Fusion Patents and Intellectual Property
Future Developments in Cold Fusion and Alternative Clean Energy Sources



====   Cold Fusion Panel and Lecture Participants =========
Scientific Coordinator:  Dr. Mitchell Swartz, '70, 
<http://world.std.com/%7Emica/jet.html>JET Thermal Products
General Coordinator  Richard Shyduroff, MIT

Prof. Peter Hagelstein, MIT
Prof. Keith Johnson, MIT
Prof Robert Rines, MIT
Dr. Scott Chubb
Dr. Talbot Chubb
Prof. John Dash
Prof. David Nagel
Prof. Yeong Kim
Dr. Robert Bass
Dr. Russ George
Prof. Peter Graneau
Dr. Les Case
Dr. Hal Fox


==== Location and Time of Colloquium

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,  Cambridge Massachusetts
Eastman Kodak Room, 6-120  Saturday, 5/21/05, 9 AM to 5 PM


==== Pre-registration

To register for the program, e-mail Richard Shyduroff <rdshydur at MIT.EDU>
If you have further interest in the developing technical program, or wish 
to help,  email Dr. Swartz <mica at world.std.com>


=====  HOSTED BY:
The MIT E-Club
MIT Seminar 089
MIT Seminar 095
Cold Fusion Times
JET Thermal Products
ZeroPoint 


From kkeville at MIT.EDU  Fri May 20 16:14:58 2005
From: kkeville at MIT.EDU (Kurt Keville)
Date: Fri, 20 May 2005 16:14:58 -0400
Subject: [Mit_energy] Wind Notes From AWEA
Message-ID: <5.2.1.1.2.20050520161136.03b3e370@po10.mit.edu>


Windpower 2005 is largest stateside Wind Conference ever, see 
http://www.awea.org/news/news050518wp5.html

Global Wind Energy Council established...
http://www.ewea.org/documents/GWEC_US_launch_quotes.pdf

A German study states;

Large scale integration of wind energy in the electricity system is technically
and economically feasible

Wind energy installations in Germany can expand from almost 17 GW today to 36
GW in 2015 and 48 GW in 2020. Wind energy annual production triples from 23,5
TWh in 2003 to 77,2 TWh in 2015, providing 14 % of the German net electricity
consumption.

Wind energy increases only marginally the cost of electricity for the 
consumers: The
total additional cost caused by tripling wind power production up to 77 TWh 
in 2015
compared to 2003 is estimated to be between 1.6 and 2.3 Billion Euros on 
the basis of
minor or no price increases for fossil fuels. For an average household 
using 3.5
MWh per year the incremental cost due to higher generation costs and increased
grid charges would be in the order of 1 Euros per month.

http://www.ewea.org/documents/0510_EWEA_BWE_VDMA_dena_RELEASE.pdf

And on the local front...

A four-part series on the Cape Wind Project will air on the WB56 Ten 
O'Clock News starting Sunday, May 22, 2005, and continuing thru Wednesday, 
May 25, 2005.  Each segment will air between the hours of 10 and 11 pm and 
will include interviews with Jim Gordon, President of Cape Wind, and other 
interested parties.