Alternative Energy Forum: Where Can I Find the Best Discussions?

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This discussion focuses on finding reputable forums for alternative energy topics, specifically alternatives to oil such as renewable and clean energy. Users recommend resources like the OilDrum website and suggest subscribing to IEEE magazines for technical information. The conversation also highlights the importance of avoiding forums that promote "free" energy concepts, which are often viewed skeptically. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the need for credible sources in the alternative energy field.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of renewable energy concepts
  • Familiarity with clean energy technologies
  • Knowledge of reputable scientific publications, such as IEEE magazines
  • Awareness of common misconceptions in alternative energy discussions
NEXT STEPS
  • Research reputable forums for renewable energy discussions
  • Explore the OilDrum website for alternative energy content
  • Subscribe to IEEE magazines for in-depth technical articles
  • Investigate the impact of misinformation in alternative energy debates
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Individuals interested in alternative energy, including researchers, students, and professionals seeking credible discussions and resources in renewable and clean energy sectors.

salzrah
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Hi, I have been looking around for popular, well-used, and informative forums for alternative energy. I can't seem to find any great ones using google/bing/duckduckgo. If anyone has any suggestions it would be great!

thanks!
 
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What do you mean by "alternative energy" exactly? This can have strong negative connotations here on PF, as there are many crackpot sites out there devoted to it.
 
I meant alternatives to oil, such as all forms of renewable energy and "clean" energy.
 
and please don't suggest any "free" energy forums =)
 
There have been few small discussions here (https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=553865) and I also know OilDrum (http://www.theoildrum.com/ ) that has some content on alternative energy. But, it depends what kind of discussion what you want to have. If you want to get technical information, best is to subscribe to an IEEE magazine.
 
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salzrah said:
and please don't suggest any "free" energy forums =)

How about "chakra energy" :biggrin:?
 
Gobs of ideas are still bouncing around one of the oldest active threads.

Ah! Tomorrow it will be 8 years old. And my first post in that thread was one day before my first anniversary here at the forum.

...twilight zone music...
 

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