The Burden of Picking an Energy Loser
U.S. Representative Mike Pompeo (R-Kansas) issued an odd tweet about U.S. energy policy last month: https://twitter.com/RepMikePompeo/statuses/230767361622433793 Odd, because the … [continued]
Are You Ready for Some (Renewable Energy) Football?
This is no football fantasy: NFL stadiums are aiming to be a little greener. At MetLife Stadium — home … [continued]
SeaGen Tidal Stream Turbine Proves It’s Ready for Commercialization
Having boosted Seagen’s energy output 2 GWh since January, the Siemens MCT project team is looking forward to additional deployments in the UK, as well as orders from other tidal power project developers. […]
Discarded Silicon Gets New Life In Lithium-Ion Batteries
A new way to create the flexible components of rechargeable lithium-ion (LI) batteries from discarded silicon has been developed by … [continued]
Advanced Cooling Technology Can Cut Data Centers’ Energy Bills by One-Third
An advanced cooling technology capable of reducing the cooling costs of large data centers by one-third has been developed … [continued]
Bikestorming.org Aims for 51% of the World to Pedal by 2030 (Video)
The folks at Bikestorming.org are not satisfied with puny attempts at increasing bike usage around the world. No sir, … [continued]
Guangzhou Imposes Lottery to Limit New Car Ownership
In an effort to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality, the Chinese city of Guangzhou is imposing a … [continued]
Save Energy in Your Laundry Room
Here are some great quick tips from actor and environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr. on how to save energy and take … [continued]
New Net-Zero Homes in Philly
Nexus EnergyHomes is holding a “Foundry Court Groundbreaking Event” at the location of the first five NAHBRC Emerald Certified … [continued]
Working from Home More Productive, According to Chinese Study
Maybe you write more coherent memos while in your pajamas, or you aren’t as tempted to shoot the breeze … [continued]
