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David Karabelnikoff commented on Markus Mager's group Wind Working Group"I am looking for instantaneous power production info for small scale turbines under 10kw. I was reading in industry litrature such as HomePower that manufactures prefered to provide annual production info for an average wind speed.
Are there…"
David Karabelnikoff commented on Nadia's blog post 6kW Proven installation in Nikolevsk, Alaska (Erik Schreier - AKWI)"How do you like the Proven ? "
David Karabelnikoff posted an eventSustainable Energy Systems in Alaska: at Cold Climate Housing Research Center CCHRC
October 20, 2010 from 3pm to 5pm
Sustainable Energy Systems in Alaska:3:00 Wednesday October 20thCold Climate Housing Research CenterCCHRCDavid Karabelnikoff:An Alaskan’s Experience @RES | The School for Renewable Energy SciencesSustainable Transition Management - Opportunities for Technology TransferGuest Lecture by: JURE VETRŠEKResearcher - Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of LjubljanaDiscusses the technologies being utilized in Europe & how they can be deployed in Alaska.DAVID KARABELNIKOFFRenewable…See More
David Karabelnikoff joined Martin Leonard III's group
Education and Training
Renewable Energy Education, Training, Workforce and Human Resource Development.
Walter H Rose replied to David Karabelnikoff's discussion Alaska Village Daily Load Profile in the group Wind Working Group"Here is monthly data for a village of 150. I'll see if I can dig up more detailed daily or weekly data. I do not guarantee the accuracy of this data or its suitability for any purpose."
David Karabelnikoff added a discussion to the group AK Energy Politics
RCA - FIT & Net Meetering
The use of renewable energies offers the opportunity to diminish energy dependence, reduce the emission of CO2 and create new employment. The involvement of local agents is highly important for the future development in this field, especially in regions whose industrial mix was based on traditional energy sources.Here is an article on the effects of FIT and RET in the electrical markets, rather than empirical study much of the debate rages around ideological beliefs and technological…See More
David Karabelnikoff replied to Martin Leonard III's discussion Political Concerns Rural IPPs in the group AK Energy Politics"economic viability, is largely determined by regulatory policy which structures compensation rate, grid connection (requirement) Presently there are no regulatory policies which are devoted to rural Alaska, rather the lack of state ruling has left a…"
David Karabelnikoff replied to Don Eller's discussion Current PCE program in the group Improving PCE"The PCE was just amended to increase the ceiling to $1 Kwh - This is higher than any feed in tariff - Yet FIT's are mechanisms to increase the deployment of renewable energy technologies.
The PCE program has a requirement of the electrical…"
Martin Leonard III replied to David Karabelnikoff's discussion Explaining Transformation of Energy Industry in the group AK Energy Politics"Interesting Paper David...thanks for sharing.
ML"
David Karabelnikoff replied to David Karabelnikoff's discussion Renewable Energy Insentives in the group Improving PCE"Germany's renewable energy sector is among the most innovative and successful worldwide. Nordex, Repower, Fuhrländer and Enercon are wind power companies based in Germany. SolarWorld, Q-Cells and Conergy are solar power companies based in…"
David Karabelnikoff joined Martin Leonard III's groupAK Energy Politics
The politics surrounding the development and distribution of cost effective energy resources for Alaskans.
David Karabelnikoff commented on Markus Mager's group Diesel Working Group"Sorry Martin, I got off topic... I'll move my posts to the policy one..."
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 9:10am on April 5, 2011,
Alaskanwind said… The AKWI Team has been monitoring a few of our Proven Energy turbines that are up in Nikiski, Alaska. Here is a link to one of our turbines that is on a 49ft Monopole:
Hope this will help. Let us know if you want more details about the project for your study. Sincerely, Nadia Daggett
- At 11:08pm on March 8, 2010, David Karabelnikoff said…
- I am wondering if there are any good sources for info about petrol consumption, sales exc, St.Paul is my case study but it seems that the info is not being collected at a central point. ISER has good designs on filling this needed gap in info collection but no news on how soon this will happen.
- At 1:14pm on March 8, 2010, Martin Leonard III said…
- Hey DK
Nice to see you on this network...let me know if I can help in anyway.
Cheers,
ML
- At 11:25pm on January 7, 2010,
Katherine Keith said… - Have you been able to get any of your questions answered?
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