While the name 80DR might not sound too familiar yet, its aim, racing electric vehicles (EV) around the world in 80 days, is taking shape. In fact, it will go to the start line in Paris, France, in June 2020.
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Originally published on Ecopreneurist. Do you ever read about other people doing inspiring things and making positive changes in the world and get a bit envious? Perhaps you dream of being a changemaker and a leader and an inspirational example to others, but you just can’t seem to get clear on what … [continued]
The following is an excellent video of a TEDx talk by Danny Kennedy in Sydney. Danny Kennedy, if you can’t place the name, is the founder of Sungevity, a former Greenpeace activist, and author of Rooftop Revolution: How Solar Power Can Save Our Economy—and Our Planet—from Dirty Energy. He’s a definite … [continued]
Here’s an interesting solar energy video that one of our fabulous readers shared awhile back: The post on which the video was shared was a short post that included these two graphics: And here’s one more worth checking out (from the video above, actually — recommended in the comments … [continued]
The nPower® PEG is a new “backup battery charger for hand-held electronics that uses the energy you generate while walking, running, or biking.” It can be used to power you iPod, cell phone, etc. What do you need to do to make this thing work? Not much — just stick it … [continued]
As CEO and co-founder of LST Energy Jim Trussler is a man on a mission: to promote growing and using hay, or rather concentrated hay pellets, for home heating across North America. Cheaper, cleaner, plentiful and renewable, the benefits of doing so look to be numerous and varied.
