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This particular thread is a bit outside my areas of expertise, but
coincidentally I just received this via one of my LinkedIn connections.
Interesting POSSIBLE solution to the inherent production variability of
renewable energy sources:

 
http://roymitsuoka.blogspot.com/2009/11/liquid-battery-big-enough-for-el
ectric.html


  V/R,
 
  --Jim
 
James B. Ellsworth, C.P.T., Ph.D.
  Professor of Online Education / Professor of JMO
  College of Distance Education, U.S. Naval War College
  Past-president, ISPI Armed Forces Chapter
  Secretary, MECC DL Coordinating Committee (DLCC)
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-----Original Message-----
From: nwc_onlinediscussion-bounces at osiris.usnwc.edu
[mailto:nwc_onlinediscussion-bounces at osiris.usnwc.edu] On Behalf Of
Garofano, John F., CIV, NAVWARCOL
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 4:58 PM
To: nwc_onlinediscussion at osiris.usnwc.edu
Subject: [NWC_OnlineDiscussion] SECNAV Navy Energy Forum

Attached is the October 14 Navy Energy Forum or "Green Policy Speech" by
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus.  Secretary Mabus lays out a number of
significant energy policy goals for the Navy and Marine Corps, including
a Green Strike Group composed of nuclear and biofuel vessels, cutting
petroleum use by 50% by 2015, and producing half our total energy
consumption for ships, aircraft, tanks, vehicles and shore installations
from alternative energy sources by 2020.

How do we accomplish this in the current fiscal environment?

Dr. John F Garofano
Dean of Academic Affairs
U.S. Naval War College