U.S. Air Force Cracks Top 20 List for Green Power

U.S. Air Force are major consumers of green energy, mainly from wind.

Joining the ranks of such green notables as San Francisco and Portland Oregon, the U.S. Air Force has made the top 20 List of On-Site Green Power Purchasers.  The quarterly list is a subset of the U.S. EPA’s Green Power Partnership program.  It includes organizations, businesses or government entities that purchase sustainable power from sources [...]

Researchers Coax Electricity from Geobacter Super-Microbes

Geobacter microbes could purify wastewater while generating electricity.

The workhorse of the microbe world could turn out to be Geobacter, a hairy looking organism that is actually capable of generating an electric current from mud or wastewater.  Professor Derek Lovley and a team of researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have announced that they successfully evolved a strain of Geobacter into a [...]

Israeli Company Atlantium Develops Pathogen Water Purification System Without Chemicals

Have you noticed how all sorts of high end resorts and hotels have started converting their chlorine pools to salt water? And it’s not just the health and hospitality industry that wants to figure out a way to purify their water without resorting to chemicals. Other industries, including the food and beverage, dairy, aquaculture and [...]

Bluewater Bio Makes Water from Sewage with New HYBACS System

Bluewater Bio's new HYBACS system removes pollutants from sewage treatment plant effluent.

Sewage treatment plant effluent may finally get its Cinderella moment, thanks to a new process called HYBACS developed by Bluewater Bio International. Up to now, the waste water from sewage plants has been shunted aside for disposal, typically into a nearby waterway.  HYBACS transforms it into a reusable water resource, by improving the removal of [...]

Communicating Green Business to Non-Green Audiences: Clean Tech Makes a Great Educational Tool

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Clean Tech makes a great teaching tool for those new to the green business world.

Army Going Solar With 500 MW of Solar Power in Mojave Desert

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The Army knows that extensive alternative energy installations are the best way to ensure continuous, reliable electricity production. That’s why the military organization is building the Department of Defense’s largest ever solar project at the Fort Irwin Base in California’s Mojave Desert.