MIT Breakthrough: Thermo-Chemical Solar Power
November 3, 2010 by James
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MIT researchers are hopeful of capturing and releasing solar energy with the help of thermo-chemical technology. Scientists were already working on this technology in seventies but this project was aborted due to its expensiveness and termed as too impractical to achieve. But MIT researchers are now gearing up to take this thermo-chemical technology that Posted in: Future Energy , Inventions , Solar Power

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Converting Waste Heat to Electricity
October 14, 2010 by admin
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With rapid industrialization, the world has seen the development of a number of items or units, which generate heat. Until now this heat has often been treated as a waste, making people wonder if this enormous heat being generated can be transformed into a source of electric power. Now, with the physicists at the Posted in: Future Energy , Inventions , Waste Energy

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Will Robots Clean Up Future Oil Spills?
September 28, 2010 by admin
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Cleaning oil spills can be costly business. If eco-friendly robots can take over and clean all the mess it will be good for marine life and humans too. MIT is developing Seaswarm robots that will utilize a special substance to absorb and collect oil from the sea surface. If everything turns out well, these Posted in: Environment , Future Energy

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More Power to Electronics Thanks to Nano-scale Wires
July 15, 2010 by James
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Today a long-standing electronic dream has become a reality thanks to research done by a team of scientists from Bar-Ilan University, Israel, supported by U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Producing superconducting nano-scale wires to facilitate faster and more powerful electronic devices has been the long-time ambition which had eluded achievement Posted in: Future Energy , Industry , Inventions

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Mira EV Travels 1000km on Single Charge
June 15, 2010 by admin
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Mira EV has created a world record with completing 1000 km run on a single battery charge non-stop, powered by Sanyo’s lithium-ion battery systems. This experiment took place on the worlds longest race course in Japan, in Shimotsuma. Organized by Japan Electric Vehicle Club, this long marathon driving was accomplished by a Posted in: Electric Cars , Future Energy , Transportation

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Solar Greenhouse to Produce Food and Electricity
May 13, 2010 by James
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Imagine a greenhouse that is producing solar power and food too. This excellent experiment is being done in Italy. The companies responsible for this project are Renewable energy company Solar ReFeel, CeRSAA and solar panel manufacturer Solyndra. The test site has been constructed at CeRSAAs Albenga, Italy. The project intends to attain the production Posted in: Future Energy , PhotoVoltaics , Solar Power

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Ontario Solar Power could match US Nuclear Power
April 20, 2010 by admin
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Queen’s University Applied Sustainability Research Group located in Kingston, Canada comes out with two studies that claim solar power in southeastern Ontario can be created in abundance. The natural question is how much abundance? The answer is mind-boggling. Southeastern Ontario has the potential to produce almost as much power as all the nuclear Posted in: Future Energy , Industry , Solar Power

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Tiny Generators Produce Electricity from Ambient Vibrations
March 31, 2010 by admin
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Tiny generators developed at the University of Michigan could produce enough electricity from random, ambient vibrations to power a wristwatch, pacemaker or wireless sensor. The energy-harvesting devices, created at U-M’s Engineering Research Center for Wireless Integrated Microsystems, are highly efficient at providing renewable electrical power from arbitrary, non-periodic vibrations. This type of vibration is Posted in: Future Energy , Inventions

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New Design Strategy for the Artificial Leaf
March 30, 2010 by admin
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Scientists are quite optimistic that hydrogen will emerge as the fuel of the future and the world would be driven by ‘hydrogen economy’. The only byproduct of hydrogen fuel is water vapor. By using hydrogen fuel we can reduce the harmful effects of greenhouse gases. Currently many research labs are engaged in duplicating the Posted in: Environment , Future Energy , Solar Power

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New Solar Charger for Laptop Computers
March 25, 2010 by James
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Now we can have a green charger for our computers and laptops. We can take our laptops to outdoors and keep on using them without bothering that the charge will run out. Muzatch offers a solar charger for our computers. It is known as the MZH-SP-6500 / SP-6000 renewable energy charger. If one is Posted in: Future Energy , Industry , Solar Power

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