When I lived in Charlottesville, Virginia, and worked as the director of nonprofit focused on advancing green transportation solutions, I remember a local guy starting up a “green chauffeur” service. He was basically just using Toyota Prii, since they were one of the most efficient cars around at the time. … [continued]
Editor’s Note: This is a very interesting offer that allows UK investors to take part in the growth of solar schools across the country. A very exciting offer that benefits many parties. Have a look and consider investing if it’s an option for you! Global renewable energy firm CBD … [continued]
Originally published on Gas2. The Tesla Model S has made it. You can tell, because — in addition to selling like plug-in hotcakes — the wealthiest and most discerning buyers of Elon’s electric luxury car have begun to turn to the automotive aftermarket to help make their Tesla just a little bit more … [continued]
DIY: Three letters that have the power to send either titillations of excitement or bolts of pure terror down your spine. Myself, I fall into the second group. To me, “Do-It-Yourself” sounds more like a threat than an exciting proposition. DIY solar panels?! You’ve got to be kidding me. … [continued]
Originally published on Planetsave. A facilities engineer for Shell is featured in the video below in order to inform us of how swell it is to work for Shell. You know, if you can just block out that whole “destroying the world” thing. Anything for a little money, eh? Truthfully, … [continued]
Written by Improv Traffic School*. We tend to view electric vehicles as an invention created by the green movement. The first electric production car actually traces its history much further back, but perhaps the inventor’s motives were actually “green.” Thomas Parker was an inventor from England who invented the … [continued]
Many of you know that there wasn’t much of a “bottled water” industry a few decades ago, but now the industry is so big that there are isles of bottled water choices in many shops. Of course, you’ve probably read all about the plastics problems we’re having across the world, many … [continued]
A startup called WaterStop Carts LLC is pitching its mobile purified water dispenser as a handy alternative to single-use bottled water for people on the go. That got us to thinking that the WaterStop Cart, or small-scale devices like it, could start factoring into disaster relief. For a recent example, … [continued]
“Water” is actually one of our categories here on CleanTechnica — it doesn’t get as much love as solar energy or electric cars, but it’s a critical topic, and a lot of work needs to be done to both 1) make the water industry cleaner and 2) provide clean water … [continued]
The field of wireless electric vehicle charging may still be in its infancy, but Pennsylvania’s Momentum Dynamics believes wireless charging for EVs is the future – and we tend to agree! In a bid to secure their position as the dominant force in the industry most likely to relegate … [continued]
