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Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?
Yes
Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:
Executive Director -- Texas Wind Energy Clearinghouse
Executive Director -- Great Plains Energy Alliance & Southwest Energy Coalition
Mayor -- Sweetwater, Texas
What excites you about this campaign?
It's about solving the problem -- getting to work -- being a Statesman.
What do you want to do to help?
Carry the message.

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At 11:21am on September 11, 2009, Dr, Randall S. Currie said…
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson has signed the Pickens Pledge for Energy Independence. Following his lead, Kansas Lt. Governor Troy Findley has also signed the Pickens Pledge. We greatly appreciate their leadership and look forward to working with them to help end America's dependence on foreign oil.

Thanks to your calls and emails, these two elected officials have now taken a stand for energy independence. Please take some time and thank them for their leadership!





Office of the Governor
Capitol, 300 SW 10th Ave., Ste. 212S
Topeka, KS 66612-1590
1-877-KSWORKS (1-877-579-6757)





Office of the Lieutenant Governor
State Capitol, 2nd Floor
300 SW 10th Ave.
Topeka, KS 66612
Toll-Free 1-800-748-4408
At 11:18pm on May 31, 2009, Meredith Poor said…
I would like to visit Sweetwater in the next few weeks. I have several specific questions. 1: is there a general awareness of the technology for synthesizing methane from water and carbon dioxide using electrolytic cells and archaea microorganisms? Recent research indicates this is very efficient at converting electricity to natural gas. 2: is anyone there famliar with the development of technologies for synthsizing ammona using wind power. Current research on this is occuring at the University of Minnesota. 3: In circumstances where wind power is produced that no one can use, is there a type of utility account that would supply power only during periods of excess? I would like to use the above technologies as 'shunt loads', which are only activated when power is essentially 'free'. Is it convenient for you to visit with visitors over weekends? Thanks.
At 1:02pm on May 27, 2009, Robert Schultz said…
A couple of topics that could be discussed at the Great Plains Energy Summit...

S.1884 – The Salazar Harvesting Energy Act of 2007
Biochar and Bioenergy Co-Production: Protecting the Soil Resource and Combating Global Climate Change

Bioenergy production from agricultural and forestry biomass can boost U.S. energy independence, create additional income streams for agriculture and rural communities, and help combat global climate change by displacing fossil fuel use. Policies to promote bio-energy production from agricultural products must preserve the soil resources necessary to support adequate U.S. food and fiber production, which provide the basis for a continued strong U.S. economy.
http://www.biochar-international.org/newinformationevents/newlegislation.html

From a discussion in the group Big Wind Biochar Dump Load Regulation.
An electrical pyrolysis load (microwave- infrared) allows excess wind energy to be used to maximize char and syngas production..syngas generators then produce electrical energy under low wind conditions,forming a carbon negative base load solution.
Biochar Soil Technology.....Husbandry of whole new orders of life

Biotic Carbon, the carbon transformed by life, should never be combusted, oxidized and destroyed. It deserves more respect, reverence even, and understanding to use it back to the soil where 2/3 of excess atmospheric carbon originally came from.

http://push.pickensplan.com/group/bigwindbiochardumploadregulation/forum/topics/biochar-soil-technology-and

Unfortunately, I am unable to attend, but I am interested in hearing about the discussions and information that comes out of the Summit. I will also be following the College World Series in Omaha June 13-24. Rooting interest for the Oregon State Beavers (1980-85) and Gonzaga Bulldogs (1992-1995), where I attended college, well, maybe not as often as I should have...but I was enrolled there. ;-)
At 9:46pm on May 25, 2009, Robert Schultz said…
Hey Greg,
If you don't mind I will post your information about the Great Plains Energy Summit on our NW Renewable Energy group page. Discussions from that summit could be useful information for your neighbors to the West. We have a lot of wind energy plans being built in WA, ID, OR, MT, WY, CO, and UT. I live in Eastern WA, and our best wind is in the SW quadrant of the state, and along the Pacific Coast.
http://push.pickensplan.com/group/nwrenewableenergygroup
At 12:02pm on February 23, 2009, Adam said…
Here is some info:

VIDEO of the very first design prototype:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmUZJYYT2n0

An article recently published:
http://www.biztimes.com/news/2009/2/6/innovations-racine-inventor-creates-a-better-windmill
At 10:20pm on January 28, 2009, Steven Robinson said…
Looks a little like Sweetie Water rather than Sweetwater.

Jeezus boys,. we got daughters lookin' at this PP site!

The Hottie's pages are difficult to explain to my three girls.
lol !

Greg, what have you heard about Hydrogen ON Demand systems for buildings and vehicles?

Write back please.

Steven Robinson
314 220 2498
allvilla@aol.com
At 1:17pm on January 27, 2009, South Dakota Wind Energy said…
Greg,

Thank you for the friend invitation. We accept graciously.

Monty and Debbie
At 10:15pm on January 4, 2009, Home Wind Turbine said…
home wind turbine
Happy New Year Greg,
Last year I helped so many members of Pickens Plan learn about personal home energy plans. It's all about conservation of power, and home power generation, things I have been doing at my residence to lower my electricity costs. Send me a friend request a to add me Greg, I'd be honored to have you as a friend here.

BTW, Texas: I just posted an article link on my pickens page about Home Wind Systems in Texas. Your state's representatives, governor, and public utility commission officials are not in your corner with this "weak policy" on Net Metering. Instead they have the tables turned against green power for businesses and homeowners. Texas has created multiple sets of rules for loopholes and you have less rights than people in other states. You should read that article, important.

At 4:50pm on December 15, 2008, Adam said…
Hello. My name is Adam. I have been developing an incredible new design of windmill. This project is in jeopardy as my financial backer has defaulted and now relatively minor debts are becoming legal issues. This project holds the promise of reducing wind power costs by 1/2 and also providing large amounts for lower investments. Also these machines can be installed on existing wind farms to increase output on the same real estate as these machines utilize wind 100 ft & below. I need help so I am reaching out. Adam
At 10:59am on October 16, 2008, Kim Anderson said…
Hi Greg

It has been a while since we kept in touch last!

We are now over 1.2 million suporters. We will need many more if we are to beat back the damn lobbyists and special interests. Can you help with the pledges? Every American needs to sign on. With pledges we can fan out and reach so many. It is an easy ask- Boone has done the hard work. I was able to get 300 signed in the first 4 days - everyone wants to to get off of foreign oil. We may never have a golden opportunity like this again!
ARE YOU IN?

Best
Kim
 
 

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