By Tina Casey The technology for managing climate change by transitioning to a low carbon economy is at hand, but only a wartime mentality can ramp up the pace of change Winning World War III, Climate Change Edition was originally published on CleanTechnica. To read more from CleanTechnica, join over 50,000 Read Full Article Here…
By Fraunhofer ISE A life away from traffic noise and exhaust fumes – more and more people are drawn to water. Energy self sufficient floating homes not only fulfill the criterion for this new lifestyle, they can also boost economy The post Energy Self Sufficient Floating Homes appeared first on For more great articles: Solar…
By Press Release Community solar allows more residents to access low-cost, clean solar power without putting panels on their roofs. The post Vivint Solar And BlueWave Announce Community Solar Agreement In Massachusetts appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related posts:SolarCity Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Solar Thermal Magazine
By DLR The aim of the BETTER study was to investigate the prerequisites under which such imports are economically, ecologically and societally practical. The post Better Project Finds Transferring Variable Solar Power From North Africa to Europe Could be Good for Both appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related Read Full Article Here For more…
By Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Researchers have discovered a new way to develop all- solid state lithium batteries without a risk of conflagration or explosion. The post Solid State Lithium Batteries That Don’t Catch on Fire appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related posts:MIT: Read Full Article Here For more great articles:…
By George S. Bower Defying all bearish predictions, Tesla Motors exceeded delivery goals for the final quarter of 2015 and for the total year. At the end of the third quarter Tesla estimated Q4 deliveries of 16,820 units. Actual deliveries were 17,400 units. On a yearly basis Tesla had estimated a 50,000-52,000 total deliveries. Read…
A multidisciplinary team of 20 students from the University of Eindhoven, known as Team FAST, are building the world’s first formic acid car. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
By George S. Bower We are a couple days away from Chevrolet’s production Bolt reveal at the Consumer Electronics Show on Jan. 6. HybridCars.com will have a correspondent at the show and while all specifications may not be revealed we should at least be able to answer one first question: Will the interior room in…
By Guest Contributor Below is an article submitted to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The article is being reposted from the Masdar contest site (with minor edits). In December 2015, a momentous event took place. The opening of the new Star Wars movie. In Star Wars, there is an imbalance caused by the Read Full…
By Guest Contributor Below is an article submitted to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The article is being reposted from the Masdar contest site and markbessoudo.com (with minor edits). By Mark Bessoudo In 1800, only 10% of the world’s people lived in cities. By 1990, it jumped to 40%. Today, over half live Read Full…
By Guest Contributor Below is an article submitted to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The article is being reposted from the Masdar contest site and girishshivakumar (with minor edits). By Girish Shivakumar Sustainable development looks to be a general priority for governments and corporations alike. Developing countries are looking to sustain year on Read Full…
By Guest Contributor Below is an article submitted to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The article is being reposted from the Masdar contest site and Green GW. By Claire August Climate change is a problem that requires the cooperation of the private and public sector to tackle. Businesses have recently taken action on Read Full…
By Guest Contributor Below is an article submitted to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The article is being reposted from the Masdar contest site and Considered Ranting. By John Rennie Short Government and business have a common interest in keeping the planet from overheating. How can they combine to foster this mutual concern? Read Full…
By Guest Contributor Epic CleanTechnica commenter James Wimberley and Michael O’Hare have submitted a joint article to Masdar’s 2016 Engage Blogging Contest. The submission is reposted below from Same-Facts and the Masdar blogging contest site. The Finnish wood products company Metsä have commissioned a concept design from Canadian architect Michael Green for a Read Full…
By Mridul Chadha Editor’s Note: This article is one submission in a live Masdar blogging contest. Very simply, the focus of the contest submissions is to answer the question: “In your view, what are the policies that governments should take to encourage public-private partnership and enable the private sector to develop the goods Read Full…