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Tesla Batteries Soon to be Placed in People’s Homes

A sharp drop in prices of photovoltaic (PV) cells and an increase in government subsidies have fueled the demand for solar systems. Since solar PV systems require battery subsystems to store their reserve electrical energy, demand…

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Don’t Let Air Conditioning Overheat Your Utility Bill With These Futuristic 3D Printed Ceramic Bricks

If you live in a place with very hot and dry weather, you will likely find yourself clinging to your air conditioners. But the ACs in your homes could be accountable for 60-70% of your electricity bill. This may…

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Adding a ‘Baking Powder’ to the Recipe Can Boost Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

Sometimes, the simplest concept can be a real scientific stumper. It’s common knowledge to bakers everywhere that adding baking powder to the mix boosts the leavening process through a well-understood chemical reaction of carbon dioxide…

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Apple Gears Up to Challenge Rivals With Its Electric Car

After revolutionizing the mobile phone market with iPhones, Apple Inc. is aiming for a much bigger target – automobiles. Last year, Apple began its foray into automobiles when it unveiled CarPlay. CarPlay linked cars with…

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This Redundant Fishing Trawler is Now a Wave Power Plant

All ships are built to withstand stormy seas but eventually end up in a junkyard. But a redundant fishing trawler has been given a fresh lease on life in Norway where it is being used…

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Cost Is the Critical Factor in Addressing Climate Issues

The instant I had internet access in the 1990s I started researching the state of renewable energy and CO2 sequestration. There were two thrusts to all this – first was ‘what is possible?’, the second…

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Eskom to Run Its Generators With Gas, Replacing Costly Diesel Within the Next 3 Years

Cash-strapped South African power supplier Eskom has announced the company plans to move away from costly diesel to using gas for its generators within the next three years. Eskom, responsible for supplying 95% of South Africa’s…

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GM’s Chevrolet Bolt to be Produced in Michigan, Rival Tesla and Nissan’s Electric Vehicles

General Motors has announced the company’s answer to rival Tesla, the Chevrolet Bolt electric car, will be built at an assembly plant in Michigan, very close to Detroit. GM is investing $200 million in the…

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Nissan Applied High-Tech Coating Called Starpath to Create Glow-In-The-Dark Leaf

Nissan collaborated with the inventor of a high-tech coating called Starpath in order to make a one-of-a-kind, glow-in-the-dark Nissan Leaf. The Leaf features 10 hours of glow time thanks to Starpath, and it will supposedly…

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Handy Power Plant Provides Reliable Power Anytime, Anywhere!

All battery-based chargers need to be plugged into a wall socket to gain a charge. But this portable charger will allow users to live ‘off grid’. A German startup, eZelleron Inc., has developed a hand-held…

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Energy

Tesla Batteries Soon to be Placed in People’s Homes

Don’t Let Air Conditioning Overheat Your Utility Bill With These Futuristic 3D Printed Ceramic Bricks

Adding a ‘Baking Powder’ to the Recipe Can Boost Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

Apple Gears Up to Challenge Rivals With Its Electric Car

This Redundant Fishing Trawler is Now a Wave Power Plant

Cost Is the Critical Factor in Addressing Climate Issues

Eskom to Run Its Generators With Gas, Replacing Costly Diesel Within the Next 3 Years

GM’s Chevrolet Bolt to be Produced in Michigan, Rival Tesla and Nissan’s Electric Vehicles

Nissan Applied High-Tech Coating Called Starpath to Create Glow-In-The-Dark Leaf

Handy Power Plant Provides Reliable Power Anytime, Anywhere!

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