MICRO GRIDS

Updated 12/13/22

Tuesday November 19, 2019 11:22 AM CST -- KDX Participates in Panel On Micro Grids
Under discussion is the concept of augmenting our present day large area power grid with localized "micro grids" which would increase power independence for segments of population. We do not intend to print full minutes of ongoing collaborations however The Blare Blog will post high points of findings and conclusions.

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Power Generation & Storage

December 13, 2022 -- Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough

December 1, 2021 -- Sodium Batterries

Feb. 4, 2020 -- Reverse Solar Panels

Jan. 2, 2020 -- The Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe Microgrid - Northern California

Nov. 23, 2019 12:38 NOON CST -- Heliogen Solar Energy System Using AI

Nov. 19, 2019 6:46 PM CST What Is a Micro Grid?

Nov. 18, 2019 Ideas & Opinions of Nikola Tesla

July 31, 2019 Salt Water & Rust

Apr. 27, 2019 Lithium Oxygen Batteries

Oct. 19, 2018 New Material Better Efficiency

May 11, 2018 Desalination

021718 Hardest Problem in Clean Energy

020818 Tesla Powerwall Coming to Home Depot

020618 Virtual Power to Australia

12/13/17 New Battery Design

11/18/17 Mexican Power Cheapest In the World

9/1/17 Low Cost Solar-Thermal Conversion

8/19,2017 Solar Glass Blocks

8/3/17 Bill Joy Battery

7/26/17 New Low Cost Battery

7/22/17 Bottles of Light

July 13, 2017 Entire Solar Spectrum

June 18, 2017 Electricity from Urine

June 13, 2017 Tesla Competitors Kind of F___ed

June 6, 2017 Heat for Free

June 6, 2017 Safety and Solar Power

May 19, 2017 Energy from the Body

May 18, 2017 Building with Plastic Bottles

May 11, 2017 Solar Venetian Blinds

May 3, 2017 New Zinc Battery

Apr. 30 2017 New Super Fuel

170411 Renewable 24/7

Apr. 18, 2017 Device Pulls Water from Dry Air

Apr. 14, 2017 Garbage Into Hydrogen

Mar. 30, 2017 Solar Cell Produces Hydrogen

Mar. 24, 2017 Piped Water Electricity Generator

Mar., 1, 2017 Installing Solar

Jan. 1, 2017 Solar Cells with a Dark Side

Dec. 17, 2016 Solar Cheaper Than Wind

Dec. 2, 2016 Guide to Solar Install

Nov. 15, 2016 10-Year Solar Battery

Oct. 31, 2016 Electric Floors

Sep. 14, 2016 Panels & Inverter

June 27, 2015 Solar Highway

Jan. 25, 2016 The Home Battery

Jan. 22, 2016 Happy Pod

Jan. 18, 2016 Self Filling Water Bottle

Dec. 5, 2015 Solar and Wind Have Gotten Cheaper

May 3, 2015 More On Teslas Batteries

May 1, 2015 Tesla Opens Battery Division

Apr. 21, 2015 Peanuts Packed with Power

Apr. 12, 2015 New Tesla Battery

Apr. 11, 2015 Aluminum-Ion Battery

Mar. 8, 2015 Energy Cloth

Jan. 13, 2015 Alternative Power

Nov. 18, 2014 Wind Turbine Project

Oct, 6, 2014 Solar Battery

May 23, 2014 SOLAR ROADWAYS

Virus Batteries

The Artificial Leaf

Magnets Energy

April 16, 2013 Solar Voltaic Shingles

October 14, 2012 Bloom Energy

August 17, 2012 Peltier Chip

July 17, 2012 Earth Ship

January 22, 2012 The Bloom Box

March 28, 2011 First Practical Artificial Leaf

March 22, 2011 Remote California Town Puts Solar

August 26, 2010 Electricity From the Air

June 20, 2010 Efficient New Way of Conditioning Air

How Much Power Does the Internet Consume? Plenty, according to Stan Cox.

April 14, 2009 BBC - Solar Collectors on Public Buildings

Aug. 7, 2009 World's first Solar Tower

October 28, 2009 Joe Tate's Ambient Power Module

November 4, 2009 BBC - Solar Light in a Wire

March 1, 2010 Underwater Wind Turbine
Backpack Power Plant

April 27, 2010 Gravel Battery

August 18, 2005 Urine Battery

History of This Page

At its inception this page of the kdxradio.com website was to be a log of progress in building a solar power generating facility as an energy source for KDX Worldround Radio, as described in these original remarks:
Upon this 15th day of July, 2008, we are pleased to announce entry by KDX Worldround Radio into the emerging field of solar and ambient energy. As of this time the first project has been initiated through a $5 grant to Home School College and will consist of a 15 watt solar collector system providing free voltage to our KDX microtransmitter operating at 1680 KHz AM with 1/10th of a watt into the final output, providing streaming radio throughout the Internet Building and campus in Average Terrain Park, home of KDX. Design engineering predictions indicate that surplus voltage will also power a cooling fan and area lamp.
Upon successful completion of phase one, the second tier of this venture will produce 1,000 watts powering the KDX radio program workstation and related equipment. After that point we will probably be experts and, if there's anything left of the modern world, we'll go for bigger power until that day of independence from the grid.

After almost a year from opening this project, information is arriving at the door. Here may be our first project description.