Great Search Facility
Over on the right column I've implemented a new facilty that is focused on returning searches relevant to the Philippine energy sector.
For example, type in the word coal. Results are almost all relevant to the Philippine energy sector. How cool is that?
But it gets better. Search results are weighted based on the behavior of those using it. So the more people use it for pertinent Philippine energy topics, the more relevant the results get.
It's already been hugely useful to me.
Update: You don't need to come to my blog to use this facilty. Just bookmark this.
Update: Results from my blog were getting priority. I've now turned this option off.
Here is a list of sites that are being flagged as "most relevant" to searches from this facility (although I continually update and refine this list:
www.erc.gov.ph
www.doe.gov.ph
www.psalm.gov.ph
www.napocor.gov.ph
www.nea.gov.ph
www.transco.ph
wesm.ph
www.pnoc.com.ph
www.meralco.com.ph
www.ccic.ateneo.net
www.usaid.gov
www.worldbank.org
www.adb.org
www.undp.org
www.pei.net.ph/
www.abs-cbn.com
bworld.com.ph
www.inquirer.net
blog.nich3.net
asianenergyadvisors.com
2 Comments:
Saw a thing on Manila TV today where DOST thinks we have WAVE ENERGY potential. I thought that only worked in the Bay of Pfundi. Is there new technology available? They were showing some water sloshing around a fish tank powering a DVM. I guess I wouldn't be surprised if we had some hidden bay somewhere with the right characteristics...
Nobody in particular, just passing through interesting sight found you on mlq3
Hey DJB. I haven't seen the DOST thing. There are a lot of different and emerging technologies for extracting energy from the ocean and wave energy is just one. Ocean thermal energy convestion is another one that is, I believe, applicable to the Philippines.
I'm not aware that any wave technologies have been demonstrated outside a wave tank - though I'm not necessarily the expert on recent developments in this area.
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