Rigoberto Flores M wrote on August 25, 2008 10:38 AM: Tenemos clientes para Productos de Alta tension Electrica: CABLES,HERRAJES Etc. Transformadores Electricos bañados en aceite... Etc.
Esperamos noticias:
Saludos muy cordiales:

Lic: Rigoberto Flores M

Jack wrote on June 18, 2008 10:15 AM: common sense? writes"Say, how about other issues, like the fact that solar and wind generators are extremely inefficient producers of electricity?"
Solar energy is 80 percent more efficient and simple to set up than 20 years ago. I additionally ask you how efficient solar powere really has to be since the sun will continue unabated for about 100 billion more years. Anything we collect from the sun is a bonus.

2zero wrote on June 18, 2008 10:06 AM: Solar is a great solution in Vegas. In the form of "distributed generation".

Every roof of every house, building and parking lot could and should be a platform for solar electricity.

No need for transmission lines.

For the nay sayers; this solution will not replace the utility power grid but it will provide power during at the time and during the days more power is needed; = less (coal) power plants!

Shawn K wrote on June 18, 2008 08:12 AM: Common Sense;

1. France has trouble with it's nuclear waste; some sent to Russia some sent to US.
whereisfrnaceswaste

2. French reprossesing plant being pressured to shut down by European countries affected by French reprossesing waste.
cheneywrongonfrenchnuke

3. You couldn't be more wrong about solar efficiency.

Jack wrote on June 18, 2008 07:58 AM: Tom Atriedes writes "Oh, like the Bush home in Kennebunkport?"
Sorry Tom but I refer you to the Ted Kennedy home in Chesapeake. Ted is the one who blocked the windmills because of his view at his house, not Bush.
As I wrote in another post, the US government will not encourage Solar Energy because they make trillions in taxes from fuel and you cant tax the sun.
By the way, 30,000 people are killed every year in cars on our roads. that is ten thousand times the number of deaths attributed to three mile island.
PS anybody else like that first line about how remote hot areas are, thus making solar hard to use. LV has two million people and a huge power infrastructure. It was bout 110 here yesterday. more lies from Washington.

Tom Atriedes wrote on June 18, 2008 07:43 AM: "...or when the fans block pretty views from politicians' vacation homes. Then wind -- bad." Oh, like the Bush home in Kennebunkport?

And where do we plan to store the nuclear waste? Nuclear energy has been just as inefficient and very expensive.

It's time for a change, and the costs involved in building transmission infrastructure should be stimulating to the economy--provided the materials come from America and the construction teams are American.

wise up wrote on June 18, 2008 07:37 AM: Nuclear energy?

Remember the old adage "if something can happen, sooner or later it will happen..."

Willing to gamble on a nuclear meltdown? Especially a publicly run corp that the shareholders are screaming for bigger profits and the plant manager is cutting expenses, i.e. safety measures.

Obviously "Common Sense" is either too young to remember 3 mile island or chernobyl, or too old to remember anything.

Not in my backyard!

Common Sense wrote on June 18, 2008 06:28 AM: "Cost is an issue but it is not an excuse for inaction."

Yeah, especially when it's OUR money you're spending, right, comrade?

Say, how about other issues, like the fact that solar and wind generators are extremely inefficient producers of electricity? Oh, that's right -- inefficiency is never an problem for our government, either.

Whatever you do, don't mention the word "nuclear" to them. Their faces get red and their eyeballs spin. Never mind that it's efficient and time-tested. Never mind that France powers an entire nation with nuclear energy. Forget all that pesky logic, and stuff.

Nuclear -- bad. Wind -- good. Except when the fans kill pretty birdies, or when the fans block pretty views from politicians' vacation homes. Then wind -- bad.

But that's okay. The politicians just move the fans out of their back yards, and raise taxes to "pay for" pretty birdies untimely deaths.

Then wind -- good again.

Now, everyone get back to work and pay your taxes.