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Last updated April 10, 2000.
© George Watson, Univ. of Delaware, 2000.
Silicon, Circuits, and the Digital Revolution
Visit with Mark Godfrey from Conectiv
Questions proposed by student groups, in no particular order:
| KT: | From where does most of Newark's energy
come? How is it generated? (fossil fuels, nuclear, etc.) How do you see the future of our electrical power? Where will the progression lead when fossil fuels are no longer accessible? |
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| SNIC: | What percentage of Delaware's energy consumption is from the University of Delaware? | |
| VUTK: | What are the advantages/disadvantages of nuclear
power vs. conventional power? Was the Y2k problem really as serious as all the hype? |
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| CGZ: | What is the relationship between the cost and the profit of new technology? | |
| BOCI: | Why aren't all wires underground? | |
| ZING: | How is the power grid read and managed? | |
| BDR: |
How does Conectiv provide power to the University of Delaware via the
City of Newark? |
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| XDGS: | What was up with the brown-outs on Sunday? Should we be expecting more or was it just a power hick-up? |
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Comments, suggestions, or requests to ghw@udel.edu.
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