http://guyanaelectrical.com/1 Engineering your success. Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:03:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Stabroek News-June 21st 2007 With the right reforms and investments, Guyana, Jamaica and Barbados could substitute at least ten per cent of their current gasoline consumption with domestic ethanol fuel, President of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Luis Moreno has said. Quoting from a study the IDB financed in collaboration with ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2007/06/21/idb-president-urges-caricom-to-look-inwards-for-renewable-energy/ Since the installation of traffic lights began in Georgetown a few months ago we received hundreds of emails congratulating us for our success in securing the contract. With emails continuing to overwhelm our mailbox on a daily basis, we feel compelled to let you know that we are not the ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2007/06/19/we-are-not-the-company-contracted-to-install-traffic-lights-in-georgetown/   GINA May 17, 2006 Residents of Georgetown are scheduled to benefit from government’s energy saving initiative within a week, following its successful completion in several other areas around the country. The project which began in March, facilitates the free exchange of high-energy consuming incandescent bulbs for low-energy compact-fluorescent lamps and is currently ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/05/17/city-residents-to-benefit-from-energy-saving-initiative/ Stabroek News-May 14th 2006 A plastic driver's licence and a test for provisional drivers were among the measures mentioned yesterday to improve road safety, as the National Road Safety Council (NRSC) was re-established. Traffic Chief, Roland Alleyne (right) and Minister of Home Affairs, Gail Teixeira, before the launch to re-establish the National ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/05/14/plastic-drivers-licence-being-mulled-national-road-safety-council-relaunched/ Stabroek News-May 14th 2006The Guyana Sugar Corporation is considering having an ethanol plant with a 130 million litres per year capacity but it does not propose utilising any of its present sugarcane production in the process as it aims to remain competitive in the sugar market. Chief Executive (CE) of GUYSUCO, ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/05/14/guysuco-mulling-ethanol-plant/   May 10th 2006  MATAWAN, N.J. iVoice, Inc. (OTCBB: IVOI), announced today it has filed a patent application for a new patent for traffic signal system with countdown signaling and with advertising and/or news message. The invention relates generally to traffic signal systems for motor vehicle traffic controls at road intersections and ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/05/11/ivoice-inc-files-new-patent-application-for-traffic-signal-system-with-countdown-signaling-and-with-advertising-andor-news-message/ Chicago Tribune-April 17th 2006 Tara Leitzell says the traffic lights on Ogden Avenue in Chicago are timed so drivers hit every red light. "Whoever did that has a special dislike for commuters," said Leitzell, who drives from her home near Ogden and Chicago Avenue to her job at a medical center in ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/04/17/traffic-signal-goal-is-perfect-timing/ USA Today-April 13th 2006 File Photo Wind turbines stand over a farm in this July 24, 2001 file photo The wind whips up in Dale Doucette's expansive backyard, furiously spinning the blades on his 80-foot-tall silver wind turbine and leaving a broad smile on his square-jawed face. The gusts nudge the voltage on ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/04/13/off-the-grid-or-on-solar-and-wind-power-gain/ JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA Africa, in urgent need of electricity to lighten millions of households and fuel economic development, should make a better use of its enormous hydropower potential, energy experts and officials heard recently. The hydropower potential of the continent, mostly in central and western Africa, amounts to 13 percent ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/04/11/electricity-hungry-africa-urged-to-use-hydropower-increase-capacity/ China View-April 10th 2006BEIJING- Yangtze Electric Power Co., operator of the Three Gorges hydroelectric dam, said Friday it had generated 8.85 percent more electricity in the first quarter than a year earlier. Yangtze Power produced 5.77 million megawatt-hours (MWh) in the January-March period, with 43 percent of the output coming from ... http://guyanaelectrical.com/1/2006/04/10/yangtze-power-output-up-885-percent/