Seacoast NRG

As it turns out, a post on this blog was briefly referenced by an excellent article (do read:  Tapping The Source: The Power Of The Oceans, written by Big Gav) originally posted on the blog Peak Energy.  That same article was also posted on the The Oil Drum, and cross-posted, by permission, on the venerable Daily Kos. 
That’s […]

For data-geeks like me, Google Analytics provides a toy store of goodies to monitor blog traffic and other minutiae.  I reviewed that data for 2007, and created a tag-cloud-like visualization of Google queries that brought users to this blog.  I call this a search cloud:

Like a typical tag cloud, the font size shows the popularity of the […]

This blog, Seacoast NRG, recently passed its one-year anniversary.   One-hundred-seventy posts, 15,500 visits, 29,000 page views, and 330 comments later, I’ve not yet run out of things to say–but I’m happy to break for a day or two to celebrate the holidays.

Just in time for Christmas, a chance to buy goodies from Seacoast NRG!  I frequently rail against the accumulation of stuff, but I’m not against trying to sell some to you.  I’ve opened a Seacoast NRG Store via CafePress, and there you’ll find numerous things NRG, including the ever-handy canvas tote (pictured), as well as […]

Marianne Lavelle, a senior writer for U.S.News & World Report, blogs about energy for that same magazine under the masthead Beyond the Barrel.  An interesting post on her blog yesterday revealed that wood, as a fuel, is currently used to generate 2.1 quadrillion Btu of energy annually in the US, or nearly 10 times the […]