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State Energy Efficiency Scoreboard
In the effort to be more eco-friendly, each state has implemented its own green practices and policies with varying degrees of success. The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy recently released the top ranking states in terms of energy efficiency and overall environmental stewardship. The state energy efficiency scoreboard currently looks like this:  Continue Reading »
Alternative Energy Sources
  • There are a number of alternative energy sources being developed, and some of these show great potential
  • Renewable power sources for the future must be ones which are very environmentally friendly, and do not pollute or harm the ozone layer
  • Algae, food and municipal waste, tidal power, and fungi are all alternatives that are dynamically developing when it comes to clean energy
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Green Jet Fuel
Sustainable Power Corp. can produce green jet fuel from municipal solid waste and other biomass material. Testing on green jet fuel by an independent lab, AmSpec Services LLC, showed the product exceeded the specifications for traditional… Continue Reading »
Rivera Process
  • The Rivera process utilized by Sustainable Power Corp. for biofuel production uses the latest innovative technology and has numerous benefits over other methods
  • The Rivera process can turn municipal……
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Sustainable Power
Green energy provider Sustainable Power Corp. has made an announcement that their trademarked biogas, called Vertroleum, meets all the specifications and can be used to power Siemens' combustion turbine generators… Continue Reading »
Sustainable Power Corp
  • Sustainable Power Corp. has an independent confirmation of biofuel production resulting in green gasoline
  • Independent lab and tester AmSpec shows that the bio-crude oil produced by the Riviera process can be used……
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Sustainable Power Corp
Sustainable Power Corp. has made an agreement with Amecks, Inc., in which Amecks, Inc has agreed to provide municipal solid waste that is compacted and in pellet form to be used in the reactors of Sustainable Power Corp. The agreement… Continue Reading »
Sustainable Power Corp.
Sustainable Power Corp. has made public claims that it takes less than nine minutes to turn municipal solid waste, also known as trash, into gas using new waste to energy technology… Continue Reading »
Sustainable Power Corp
Claims made by Sustainable Power Corp state that fossil fuels will not be needed for the generation of electricity, and that another source… Continue Reading »
Sustainable Power Corp
In a surprise move, Sustainable Power Corp. sent an open letter to President Elect Barack Obama, extolling the… Continue Reading »
Sustainable Power
One great and rather pressing goal modern society faces is creating renewable, cost efficient energy for the entire globe. Of course this energy must also be considerate of the environment, having little or no negative impact on the planet whatsoever. This was the goal of Sustainable Power Corp (SSTP), to discover a means to produce a cost efficient biofuel, a goal not previously realized by any other biofuel producers. In fact, the cost for producing one gallon of biofuel from crops like corn or soybeans is about $2.10 per gallon, and the amount of biofuel that can be produced from 1 ton of a particular food crop is about 70 to 80 gallons. Simple math shows that this does not provide significant advantage for the consumer. It must also be considered that potentially hazardous consequences of turning to a food-based energy alternative. Of course here we're talking about food prices. A recent report from the World Bank showed that the production of biofuels made from food crops has increased the cost of foods by 75 percent in local markets. This is contrary to the original estimate, which read that the increase in food costs by producing biofuels would not increase by more than 3 percent. Because of this implication, it would seem unwise to continue on with this line of technology. Continue Reading »