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Hans De Keulenaer

Commissioner Andris PIEBALGS - 0 views

  • Last Monday, as I was saying, they take their first decision. Being as it was a premiere, we wanted to make it big. We proposed strong measures of energy efficiency for Standby functions and Off Mode losses.
Hans De Keulenaer

Eco-efficiency Learning Module - 0 views

  • Eco-efficiency is a management philosophy that encourages business to search for environmental improvements that yield parallel economic benefits. The eco-efficiency module is designed to capture interest, to inform and to engage on issues surrounding eco-efficiency at different levels within an organization.
Glycon Garcia

ENN: Eco Friendly Flooring Doesn't Have to be Drab - 0 views

  • Undertaking a home building project? Sustainable, eco-friendly materials are the only way to go — they’re better for you, as well as the planet. According to GreenBuilding.com, “the US EPA ranks indoor pollution among top five environmental risks, and unhealthy air is found in up to 30% of new and renovated buildings.”
Sergio Ferreira

Three more EuP studies advise on efficiency - 0 views

  • There is significant potential to improve the energy efficiency of commercial refrigerators, boilers and water heaters, according to the latest three studies carried out under the EU's energy-using products (EuP) directive.
  • Two of these – on imaging equipment and electric motors – are expected this month.
Hans De Keulenaer

EcoPinion - Issue 2 | ecoalign - 0 views

  • The second EcoPinion Survey provides further evidence of a green gap between willingness to adopt or purchase green products, services and technologies, and consumer value perceptions around those offerings. While concern for the environment is at an all time high, consumers think that many forms of green technology (renewable, energy efficient or recycled materials) are cost prohibitive, difficult to understand and maintain, and aesthetically unappealing.
Hans De Keulenaer

Buying Into the Green Movement - New York Times - 0 views

  • HERE’S one popular vision for saving the planet: Roll out from under the sumptuous hemp-fiber sheets on your bed in the morning and pull on a pair of $245 organic cotton Levi’s and an Armani biodegradable knit shirt. Skip to next paragraph Post Typography Related Tread Lightly, Fly Directly (July 1, 2007) Enlarge This Image Mark Elias/Bloomberg News WORLDLY GOODS The 438-horsepower Lexus luxury hybrid sedan. Stroll from the bedroom in your eco-McMansion, with its photovoltaic solar panels, into the kitchen remodeled with reclaimed lumber. Enter the three-car garage lighted by energy-sipping fluorescent bulbs and slip behind the wheel of your $104,000 Lexus hybrid.
Hans De Keulenaer

A car called Leonardo - 0 views

  • The Eco Car named 'Leon-ardo' won second place at the Shell Eco Marathon Challenge held at Rockingham Motor Speedway, Northampton on the 5th July 2007.
Hans De Keulenaer

Airenergy : lorsque le WiFi recharge les batteries < Technologie - Enerzine.com - 0 views

  • Un porte-parole du RCA a révélé lors du Consumer Electronics Show 2010 (CES), un chargeur de batterie qui utilise le WiFi pour délivrer de l'électricité, en effet le module capte et converti les signaux WiFi en courant continu.
Hans De Keulenaer

ecosalon :: the green gathering :: What Does That Bargain Really Cost What It Takes to ... - 0 views

  • n aluminum can costs about a cent. Almost worthless, so it’s easy to toss it in the trash. It's like a magic trick, if you think about it. The thousands of stages in the manufacturing process, the material costs and the human stories, disappear into the air when we only have to spend a cent.   It’s how environmental catastrophes happen. We can’t see how unsustainable some products really are - because when they come in packs of 10 for a buck, who would be crazy enough to sell our planet off so cheaply? Separating price and value requires a shift in perspective. Things are often cheap because companies have figured out ways to externalize their true costs. Here's a look at what it really takes to make 10 everyday items we all use.
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