Pure Energy Radio Show
Up till now it has been you who looked for information on alternative fuel technologies and ongoing developments in the field of cleaner energy. If you need information on this topic you need to either scour various alternative energy websites on the Internet or go through cryptic journals and papers in the library. Occasionally you also come across informative articles in magazines and newspapers. The Pure Energy Radio Show intends to change that. Yes, you read it right; now there is a radio show that will bring to you news and updates on alternative fuel technologies and developments. The first radio show dedicated to this topic will make its debut on Monday, July 13, at 6:00 pm Eastern time.
Noted energy expert Sean O’Hanlon, Executive Director of the American Biofuels Council (ABC) will be hosting the show. “We’re going to talk about all forms of energy and we’re going to focus primarily on the business side of alternatives and renewables in the energy sector. Most people focus on clean, green and sustainable but overlook the economic side of it – job creation, cost savings, cost competitiveness and the opportunity to invest in various technologies and companies in renewable,” said O’Hanlon.
The Pure Energy Radio Show will cover and highlight all aspects of energy, from policy and petroleum concerns to wind, solar, hydro-electric, geothermal, and bio-fuels.
One of the guests to be featured in the premier show is going to be an aerospace engineer Dr. Robert Zubrin, author of Energy Victory. According to Dr. Zubin, “It’s a great thing (the radio show) and it would be better if we had a network of such (shows) in every city across the country.” He further states, “Because for America to break free from the oil cartel is essential for our future and people everywhere need to know how we can do it.”
The other guest will be Richard Heinberg, worldwide peak oil expert and author of nine books including “Peak Everything”.
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August 6th, 2009
I really like the idea of hearing about new ways to produce and save energy. To hear about systems being installed around the world and in are back yard will help us rethink the way we can do it for ourselves. Everyone being responsible for their power consumption is the real answer. If you know just how much energy is wasted by leaving lights and computers on all day while you are away means the less energy you have later could be a real eye opener.
A heads up on energy legislation pending would be great for letting your representative know just how you feel and how it might be made better. Grants and tax credits and tax rebates would be a great subject and just HOW to get them and take advantage of what is out there. Incentive is the key to getting people aboard the renewable energy wagon.
Thanks
Howard