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Florence, 23 September 2011
Badia Fiesolana - Teatro
European University Institute
Via dei Roccettini 8
50014 Fiesole
Italy
Storage of electricity is arousing fresh interest as a complement to intermittent generation and an alternative to costly grid expansion plans. Given the rapid increase in RES (mainly wind) generation and the obstacles to construction of new lines and even to an upgrading of the existing ones, TSOs and energy companies are looking for alternatives. Alternative solutions are:
1. Reinforcement of the networks
2. Greater flexibility of existing generators, e.g. CCGTs
3. Electricity storage via hydro systems (pumping stations)
4. Other techniques of electricity storage: compressed air and car-type batteries
5. Demand response (possibly accompanied by diffusion of electric vehicles)
Which alternative looks most promising?
Should the solution be left to market forces or are there regulatory choices to be made?
This dressing room held all the Krofft stuff that wasn't used in the show.
Sid and Marty Krofft's Blast 92
Showcase Theater, Astroworld
Houston, TX 1992
This photo, which was taken on December 5, 2018, is of the concrete container for manure storage at UMD’s campus farm.
This photo demonstrates the ecological concept of eutrophication. When it rains, the water carries pollutants from the ground’s surface into waterways. Manure is a major pollutant because it is high in nitrogen and phosphorus. In freshwater systems, nitrogen and phosphorus are often limiting nutrients. So, increasing their presence causes a spike in the productivity of primary producers, most notably algae. Eutrophication is an increase in the productivity of aquatic systems (Ricklefs & Relyea, 2014). The algal blooms cover the water’s surface and block light from penetrating the water. These then create dead zones. Dead zones have hypoxic or anoxic conditions which do not favor species of fish that are desirable to humans. Instead of the fish that humans like to eat, species like worms and jellyfish are able to survive in these conditions.
This ecological concept supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #14, which is Life Below Water. This goals aims to protect water bodies like oceans due to the immense amount of people that depend on them for food and for their livelihood. They cite that eutrophication of coastal marine systems is expected to increase 20% by 2050 (“Sustainable Development Goal 14”). The installation of the manure storage container onto the farm drastically decreased the amount of pollutants that are carried to waterways by runoff. The dead zones created by eutrophication hurt the seafood industry because most of the fish consumed by humans need oxygen to survive. Efforts to stop the flow of these pollutants to the waterways will be beneficial in allowing forms of life below water, like crabs, to be better able to survive, and their survival is crucial to the fishing industry.
Ricklefs, R. E., & Relyea, R. (2014). Ecology: The economy of nature (7th ed.). New York: W.H. Freeman and Company.
Sustainable Development Goal 14. (2018). Retrieved December 4, 2018, from sustainabledevelopment.un.org/sdg14.
Taken at night by flashlight, 'cause my roommate was sleeping. They turned out less well than I'd hoped.
Drum storage area before removal, Portsmouth.
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Anyone who's driven through East Missoula knows these storage sheds... this is a slightly different angle on them though!
Florence, 23 September 2011
Badia Fiesolana - Teatro
European University Institute
Via dei Roccettini 8
50014 Fiesole
Italy
Storage of electricity is arousing fresh interest as a complement to intermittent generation and an alternative to costly grid expansion plans. Given the rapid increase in RES (mainly wind) generation and the obstacles to construction of new lines and even to an upgrading of the existing ones, TSOs and energy companies are looking for alternatives. Alternative solutions are:
1. Reinforcement of the networks
2. Greater flexibility of existing generators, e.g. CCGTs
3. Electricity storage via hydro systems (pumping stations)
4. Other techniques of electricity storage: compressed air and car-type batteries
5. Demand response (possibly accompanied by diffusion of electric vehicles)
Which alternative looks most promising?
Should the solution be left to market forces or are there regulatory choices to be made?
Florence School of Regulation
Florence, 23 September 2011
Workshop: Electricity Storage
organized by Pippo Ranci \ FSR
Again due to boredom, decided to setup a little storage thingy to show how much technology has changed.
Messed around with adding a greenish split-tone to give it a matrix like effect.
Note to self: Next time DUST!!!
I thought this was interesting. My dad's friend's son-in-law was building the 1st house constructed using storage containers in CA. Never even knew people did this. Good idea.
Found this storage area along one of the streets in the Romanic Zone in Puerto Vallarta. These props seem to be under arrest until the next Day of the Dead celebration.
My location might be a few streets off.
Feb 22/26, things in Puerto Vallarta have tuned grim with the killing of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, one of the world’s most wanted drug traffickers, widely known as "El Mencho".
We came home yesterday, one day before all hell let loose. I'm concerned for those people living and vacationing in Mexico.
Introducing the very latest in heating technology - Intelligent Storage Heaters. Similar to traditional storage heaters, but with brains! At just an average of 3.0p per kilowatt hour to run at any time during the PEAK periods electrical heating is now one of the cheapest, if not THE cheapest form of home and office heating. 100% efficient at the point of use, all the electricity used is turned into heat, unlike boiler based systems where energy is wasted through the flue. Not to be confused with night storage heaters! These heaters do not require economy 7 or any special meters. They will operate at low running costs on the standard electricity tariff, just plug them in! Can be used on the existing night storage heater circuit with the economy 7 meter removed.Thermostatic Control: Each radiator has a thermostatic control, which can be built-in, operated by radio control, mains signaling or simple plug-in device. Each of these methods measures the air temperature of the room allowing the room temperature to be regulated to Wall mounted unit with radio thermostat Maintains a temperature set by the user. As the temperature drops in a room the thermostat senses the change and switches the heater on, perhaps for only a minute to re-heat the internal plates. This continual dynamic re-heat process continues thereby maintaining the room temperature. This ability to sense temperature changes and react immediately to them is one of the great benefits of this type of heating. Because of this ability to heat up quickly and store heat, the use of electricity is limited and the cost of using the heaters can be just a few pence per hour. Recent tests in the UK have confirmed the low running costs. These tests have shown that not only does Intelligent Storage radiator heat the room to a comfortable even temperature but also keeps the floor temperature within a few degrees of the ambient room temperature Please note: Our standard delivery charge for 1~ 5 radiators is 50.00 + Vat, price for Mainland UK only.
Sunday April 28, 10am–1pm
Learn with special guest teacher, Cheryl Arkison, the co-author of Sunday Morning Quilts in this fun workshop. Take your scraps, sew them together and make a box that stores scraps fabric, bits & bobs, toys, or more. In this class we will use scraps to create a slab of fabric then turn that into a quilted storage box.
photo courtesy of Cheryl Arkison