Thanks from WattBusters
From all of us at WattBusters, we would like to thank everyone who purchased
energy-saving products in 2004.
We've learned a lot about the reasons that
people change old products for new. The motivations were not as cut and dry as we had originally thought.
The main reasons that people bought energy efficient products was to save
money/energy.
WattBusters Slashes Prices
Good news people. We've cut the price of many products on our website. Due to volume purchasing, WattBusters can now offer the same great products at lower prices and pass the savings on to you.
As products come to market, we are able to work with manufacturers to acquire
larger lots of new and current items. With an eye toward cutting energy usage and the resulting reduction of pollutants in the air and water, we're excited by the positive impact each item brings to the environment. Changing a light bulb seems like such a small thing but when you add up all the energy-saving light bulbs being installed all over the country, we're making BIG changes.
Re: Community (was: Is Thorium the answer?)
... Indeed. It's funny too, because "ordinary citizens" think I'm Cassandra re-incarnated, but among many peak oil personalities, I can be perceived as a bit
EPA Announces 1200 Yard Golf Ball
If the EPA tested golf balls, would they whack it off the side of a mountain or along an ice-covered lake, measure the distance, set the average at 1200 yards and then state, "Your yardage may vary"? The testing methodology would clearly be suspect. It happens every day with cars. Have you ever noticed how the EPA's fuel economy 'estimates' differ from your real-world driving mileage? In many cases, they are not even close. Most of the time we don't give a hoot, but when gasoline prices start kicking up over $2/gallon we actually sit up and take notice.
London Financial Times letter 9-1-2010
Sir, Your article 'Questions hang over the future of Big Oil' (August 27) raises quite validly the issue of Big Oil as 'a busted model as long as the market
China's Brightoil leases Singapore fuel oil storage
http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFSGE68008X20100901?sp=true
