In 48 hours. We will have clean energy in our household.

[KizoneC]

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gamit diay ni atong otot diay magtigom ko og otot

[jfox]

gamit diay ni atong otot diay magtigom ko og otot

oi naka otot among iro ako sang dakpon hap para naa mi kurente kay rotating brownout raba sa cebu......

[mybuuz]

basin himuon nasad ni ug business. abi dili man ka-afford pa ang public, naa businessman mogamit ani nya ibaligya sa mga household in a cheaper price than VECO.

[moz_k2]

ila na jud gi launch formally
available an ila website
Bloom Energy | Be The Solution

mga bigatin kaau ilang mga first customers
google
staples
ebay
fedex
coke
walmart
bank of america

[kalanrakas]

It is a fuel cell and uses hydrocarbon and oxygen to power up electrical devices. The byproduct is carbon dioxide.

CO2 is the by-product? That's a greenhouse gas. Problem coming?

[cheaptech]

CO2 is the by-product? That's a greenhouse gas. Problem coming?

There is CO2 because it uses Natural GAS, Biogas. Fossil Fuels are carbon base.

it will produce substantially less CO2 that coal fired plants or natural gas power plants.

it will cost $1 Million dollars to buy 1 Bloom Energy Server producing 100KW

This would be ideal for BPOs since they consume a lot of power.
the advantage here is it will cost less per kwh than VECO. current veco rate is close to 8 pesos per KWH.

Base on the specs it can produce power at 4-6 pesos per KWH.
SAVINGS are huge

I think it can also ran on LPG....

in 1 year your can save 3-4 Million pesos.

[kalanrakas]

nice figures but it would be good to know the return rate on investment. That's $1M for a 100 kW server/generator. how long would it take to recoup the capital investment?

what is the life-span of the server? How much is the cost on maintenance?

There is no doubt that this is something good and should be supported but it cannot be denied that it's also pricey at the moment. A 100 kW Cummins diesel generator is only around $25,000.00. That's almost 35 times less than this $1M sleek new tech. Plus, there is no maintenance cost if we just buy power from the grid. So, we can do the math.

Anyway, new and "clean" power always comes at a price. We pay if we go hip and environmentally-friendly.

[miyay]

gamit diay ni atong otot diay magtigom ko og otot

hahaha...eligible siguro ni sa clean development mechanism

[miyay]

huwat nalang ta i mass produce ni ang units para makabarato...