Energy Autonomy Concept ~
& Abundance by Design
Friends,
Here are some examples of energy autonomous concepts for buildings, vehicles and devices.
Energy Autonomous Concept Buildings
Here's how to solar-power your house: science.howstuffworks.com/solar-cell5.htm
In general, deploy solar panels (and/or wind turbines), inverters, batteries (powerfromsun.com), and add a hookup for your hybrid car; ~ sell excess energy back to the electrical grid. For example:
Darmstadt Technical University's Louvered Panel Solar House
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Technische_Universit%C3%A4t_Darmstadt_-_Solar_Decathlon_2007.jpg
Solar Decathlon - U.S. Department of Energy
solardecathlon.orgFriends' Committee on National Legislation's Green Building in Washington D.C.
fcnl.org/building/
Energy Autonomous Concept Transportation
I'd like to see an energy-autonomous Venturi Eclectic-like power system, in a Toyota Estima Hybrid (Japan only) vehicle, that goes 70 mph, for the U.S. Why doesn't the U.S. have 500 million of these, {or the world a few billion}?
Venturi Eclectic
venturi.fr/electric-vehicules-eclectic-concept.html
And here's another solar car, homemade with high school kids, that goes 20-30 mph.
Infinity Miles per Gallon: Art Haines and the Solar Car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0JNohHaqM4
Solar cars: auto.howstuffworks.com/solar-cars.htm
And why not catamaran sailboat ferries and ships?
And, here are a solar bicycle and a recumbent solar trike.
Energy Autonomous Concept Devices
Solar home devices - solarhome.org/solaroutdoorlights.html
And here are Amory Lovins' "Rocky Mountain Institute's" 'abundance by design' core principles - rmi.org/sitepages/pid60.php.
And, why not create a solar-powered, virtual world Universe, converging and networking Second Life, OpenSim, Google Earth, Croquet, etc., in which to 'inhabit,' but also to replace carbon-producing processes which are causing global warming~climate change, as well as to replace, and thus reverse, other environmentally destructive processes, like 'building developments,' on earth?
At Harbin, the water just flows freely out of the ground. . . the Harbin valley is beautiful, and people visit to soak, and often to snuggle, in the pools. There's a kind of Taoist approach at Harbin to just letting things happen.
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