Milestones and Trends in Renewable Energy

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UT (ContentDesk) January 2, 2006 -- Pure Energy Systems News (PESN) has released a summary report of 2005, with projections for 2006.According to the report, the year 2005 saw large wind power installments come into a price range where they are now competitive with traditional grid prices. 2006 could see several solar designs do the same. The report also notes that Cold fusion was boosted with two, concurrent and independent sonofusion breakthroughs, though the stigma in the name is still deeply seated. Projections for 2006 include the arrival on the commercial scene of floating wind turbines -- buoyed up in the water like oil rigs, or elevated high in the air, courtesy of helium. Also, 2006 is likely to see at least three companies offering after-market kits for adding Brown's gas (H and O from electrolysis, common ducted) to the air intake of vehicles for enhanced mileage and performance.

Many other fuel economizing systems are slated to mature in the marketplace. The report also predicts that evidence of climate change will likely continue to mount, adding urgency to the search for solutions. And while it will yet be years before we harness lightning, stable tornado systems prototypes that tap waste heat from power plants could arrive this coming year.Will 2006 be the year that clean energy becomes more the vogue than cool computer gadgets?To see the full report with references, go to: http://pesn.com/2006/01/01/9600216_Year_in_Review_and_Forecast/Pure Energy Systems News is produced by PES Network Inc., whose purpose is to promote awareness and foster development of clean energy technologies.
This year-end summary and forecast was written by PES founder and executive directory, Sterling D. Allan, who is also founder of the New Energy Congress mentioned in his report.

This Congress was established to streamline the process of identifying promising energy technologies..

Elite Med Spa Franchise Launched to Provide Affordable and More Comprehensive Medical Spa Offering

Tampa, FL (ContentDesk) February 16, 2006 -- Elite Med Spa Development Group, LLC today announced that it will franchise its medical spa concept, which has already been profitable at two locations.
The decision to franchise was based on the market demand for an affordable medical spa business that offered a wide range of patient solutions as opposed to simply offering laser hair removal or another single patient solution.
Additionally, according to industry analysts, the billion-dollar-plus medical spa industry is poised for significant growth over the next couple of years.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20060214/FLTU010 )"We are pleased to offer our patients, franchisees and partners a truly affordable and more comprehensive solution in a robust marketplace," said Chris J. Gregg, founder and president of Elite Med Spa.

"Elite Med Spa will continue to focus...

Corrosion Can Occur In Multiple Places In Water Heaters. Here's The Problem Spots

Copyright 2006 John Haynes

Electric Elements

Galvanic corrosion is most common in electrical water heaters and appear on the electrical elements. The elements are the component that heats the water. Elements have a copper sheath and a steel base and if those specific parts become wet, electrolysis and corrosion may occur. An electrical element may be corroded enough to fail to heat the water. If you replace it and then in less than a year, the element may corrode again, then it is due to a faulty anode.

Replacing the anode will prevent further element destruction. One way to prevent corrosion is to install galvanized unions with the plastic nipples on the top of the tank. Now you can thread galvanized pipe to the steel plumbing into the wall. Like galvanized plumbing, plastic plumbing will never have to deal with galvanic corrosion. PB and CPVC can adapt to most metal pipes.

Corrosion Caused By Softened Water

Softening water...

Clear Energy, Inc Defines Sully Direct Current (SDC)™

(ContentDesk) July 11, 2006 -- To break the confusion about the Sully Direct Current (SDC)", Clear Energy, Inc, (www.SullyDC.com) offers a detailed explanation of how the technology works.