Today's Energy Solutions will serve small and large energy companies, manufacturers/designers of materials and components for alternative energy resources, and a select group of government offices.

Even with widespread conservation measures, the need for electricity is estimated to increase by 40% by 2030. This demand for energy is the new frontier for manufacturers with the foresight and determination to design and build systems and components for generating new energy solutions as well as reducing the cost and improving the capacity of existing energy sources.

Today's Energy Solutions is the only publication devoted to helping these manufacturers succeed. With quarterly issues in 2008, Today's Energy Solutions will provide valuable information to help manufacturing professionals improve productivity on current processes as well as facilitate the creation of new processes for alternative energy solutions.

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Americans like the challenge of perfecting a concept, even if they are not the original creators of a product, and opportunities today lie in alternative energy systems.

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Ethanol Kicks Gas Ethanol Kicks Gas
By Kelsey Higginbotham, Associate Editor
Nose over tail; wingtip over wingtip; end over end; circling through the sky; spinning, falling and diving; ten G's shifting from head-to-toe in a fraction of a second. Sound thrilling, nerve wracking?

Self-Contained Hydraulics Self-Contained Hydraulics
By Woodie Francis, Parker Hannifin Corporation
At the Nevada Solar One parabolic trough power plant, powerful hydraulic actuator devices, designed and built by Parker Hannifin, rotate and tilt the solar collector assemblies as they track the sun's motion each day through the desert sky.

Risky Business Risky Business
By Kelsey Higginbotham, Associate Editor
American Electric Technologies enters the wind energy market and uncovers power infrastructure risks.

Algae vs. Oil

American Electric Technologies enters the wind energy market and uncovers power infrastructure risks.

Green energy is all the buzz, so why not join the movement by using a fuel source that is, literally, green. Algae may be the ultimate in renewable energy. Venture capitalists are jumping on the idea, working toward filling our tanks with algae. It may seem a little odd, but in reality it could be a clean solution to crude oil. ...

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Energy, The New Frontier For Manufacturers Energy, The New Frontier For Manufacturers
Tom Grasson, Editorial Director

With the world's population growing and with living standards rising worldwide, global demand for electricity is expected to increase by nearly 50% over the next 20 years.

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