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Maluvia Haseltine

Future Energy eNews - 5 views

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    Future Energy eNews is provided as a public service from Integrity Research Institute, a Non-Profit dedicated to educating the public on eco-friendly emerging energy technologies.
Maluvia Haseltine

Green design will save the world | Inhabitat - 0 views

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    Inhabitat.com is a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future.
Infogreen Global

Eco-friendly electric bus in Namsan - 0 views

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    The eco-friendly bus designed for Namsan travel measures 11.05 meters in length. It can travel at up to 100 kilometers an hour and traverse a distance of 83 kilometers with a full charge. The vehicle can be fully recharged in 30 minutes.
Jack Ingram

SunEdison receives $50m funding to construct solar PV plants in US - 0 views

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    SunEdison, a subsidiary of MEMC Electronic Materials, has won a three-year, $50m construction loan from Rabobank International to build solar power plants in the US.
Jack Ingram

Uniti to supply titanium for seawater desalination project in Saudi Arabia - 0 views

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    Uniti, an industrial titanium joint venture between Allegheny Technologies and Verkhnaya Salda Metallurgical Production Association, has secured a contract from Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction of Korea to supply titanium for a seawater desalination plant in Saudi Arabia.
Jack Ingram

Capital investment in desalination plants to reach $87.8bn by 2016: Pike Research - 0 views

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    The increased construction of desalination plants due to the steady fall in the cost of several key technologies for seawater-to-freshwater conversion is projected to generate a cumulative capital investment of $87.8bn worldwide from 2010 to 2016, says a report from Pike Research.
Jack Ingram

GreenWorld to acquire 51% of UK waste recycling company - 0 views

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    GreenWorld Development, a Florida based company that develops sustainable products for efficiency goods and services, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to buy 51% stake in the UK waste recycling company FE4.
Jack Ingram

Viridor secures planning permit for waste-to-energy project in UK - 0 views

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    Viridor, a UK-based recycling, renewable energy and waste management company, has won the tender for recycling and waste services at MediaCityUK, a Peel Media development located in Salford Quays, Greater Manchester.
Infogreen Global

Cheap portable solar panel could make electricity more accessible in the developing world - 0 views

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    For cell phone charging, the Emerald has USB and cell phone ports and will come with a bag of adapters. It can fully charge a smartphone in the same time it would take at an outlet, developers say. It recharges in full sunlight in three hours.
Infogreen Global

Solaroad - The Road Combines With Solar Panel - 0 views

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    Solaroad is a road that also works as a solar panel. The combination of these two functions is special, and makes it possible within the space we still got to road use even solar energy to capture and converting it into electrical energy, which then can be used for street lighting, traffic systems, but also households.
Infogreen Global

Water to Power Mobile Electronics - 0 views

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    SiGNa's mobile- H2™ cartridge contains safe sodium silicide (NaSi); a powder that produces hydrogen (H2) on- demand from its reaction with any type of water, including salt water, packaged in a cartridge for use with fuel cells rated from 1 W to 3 kW.
TONIA COX

Solar Panel Toxic Manufacturing Byproducts, Product Disposal Needs Greater Oversight, R... - 0 views

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    Every TreeHugger worth their roots loves solar power. After the (not always low) upfront costs are paid back you get free power from the sun, without emitting greenhouse gases or supporting continued extraction of fossil fuels. What's not to like, right? Well, according to a new report released by the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition at the manufacturing and disposal stage of those über-green solar panels' life there's a whole bunch not to like, and little oversight to boot.
Infogreen Global

The first macro-scale thin-film solid-oxide fuel cell - 0 views

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    "The breakthrough in this work is that we have demonstrated power density comparable to what you can get with tiny membranes, but with membranes that are a factor of a hundred or so larger, demonstrating that the technology is scalable,"
Infogreen Global

Hybrid Garbage Trucks Powered By Hydraulic Energy - 0 views

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    The hydraulic hybrid system uses stored hydraulic energy instead of diesel fuel to power the truck during waste collection stops. A hydraulic launch assist system, also known as a parallel hybrid, is bolted onto the truck's existing power train and connects using an electronically controlled transfer case.
Alex Parker

The remarkable decline of oil spills in the Baltic Sea - lessons learnt? - 1 views

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    Oil spills in the Baltic Sea have continued to drop off in recent years as a result of various authoritative measures, revised legislation and improved aerial and satellite surveillance. Ross Davies takes a closer look at the region's success story Some years back, the Baltic Sea had something of a reputation as being a cradle for oil spills.The figures speak for themselves.
Everblue Training

Steps to Earning a Solar Certification - 0 views

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    The quickest way to join the solar workforce and establish yourself as a qualified professional is to earn a solar certification from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP). Although NABCEP Certification is not required in the solar industry, those with a certification instantly propel themselves to the top of the list by demonstrating an enhanced theoretical and experiential understanding of solar PV concepts.
Alex Parker

Behind the US EPA's 'war on coal' - Industry squares up for a fight - 1 views

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    The US Environmental Protection Agency has been accused of 'waging a war' on coal after announcing proposals to reduce CO2 emitted by coal-fired power plants. Industry has called the proposals "extreme" and "ill-advised" and it is poised for a fight. But should the EPA be the coal industry's only concern?
Alex Parker

5 hacker myths you really should stop believing - 1 views

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    by | 04 February 2015 Due out in a few weeks, Blackhat is a new movie looking at a case of high-level computer hacking - but how accurate is it? Lookout, your friendly neighbourhood hacker-for-good, has taken a closer look, and at first glance it's good news with the film steering clear of tired old tropes.
Alex Parker

Wearable wars: How do new Android Wear updates compare to Apple Watch? - 1 views

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    List: Motion gestures, voice commands and Bluetooth calls. The wearables market has had a more rocky start than companies were hoping for. Alongside the usual issues involved with launching a new product category, such as ironing out the user experience and finding effective branding, one of the big hurdles is inventing a series of use-cases that makes people need a smartwatch.
Alex Parker

Google's IoT push continues with London driverless cars, VR headset & Go AI match - 1 views

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    News: Google again reinforces its position in the IoT space. Google is promising a busy year in the IoT space, with the Californian tech giant set to bring driverless cars to the streets of London, launching a new virtual reality (VR) headset and pitting its artificial intelligence (AI) software against a world champion in a head to head Go match.
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