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Published Today at 7:28 am
Electric Mole Takes a Bite Out of Energy Costs, with Help from Solar Power
Veteran solar installer Parkson Corporation is lending its expertise to a new wastewater treatment plant upgrade for the town of Berlin near the Maryland coast. When it’s finished, the new plant...
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Published Yesterday at 11:05 pm
What’s Florida Worth?
An inter-agency work group headed by the White House Office of Management and Budget is trying to find the real cost of a ton of carbon emitted. It turns out to be a hard number to agree...
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Published Yesterday at 4:57 am
U.S. Water Use Declines Despite 30% Population Increase
The U.S. Department of the Interior reports that overall water consumption in the United States has declined in the past 25 years, even though the population has increased 30% and use by individual...
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Published November 4, 2009 at 7:21 pm
New Cycle Capital, Draper Fisher Jurvetson Invest $12.2 Million in PACE Solar Renewable Funding
Renewable Funding’s PACE solar funding, begun by Cisco DeVries with Berkeley First was a breakthrough in making solar affordable. Now VC high-flyers Draper Fisher Jurvetson, New Cycle Capital, and...
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Published November 4, 2009 at 5:20 pm
Compost with a Kick: Bokashicycle Brews First Large-Scale Food Waste Fermentation Operation
Bokashi is a centuries-old Japanese method of recycling household food waste into all-natural compost. By employing a special culture of yeast and other microorganisms, bokashi is a compact,...
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Published November 4, 2009 at 7:03 am
Maldives Goes from Underwater Meetings to Huge Wind Farm
Maldives, one of the most beautiful nations on earth, held the artistic, theatrical event of an underwater government meeting last month, to try to bring more attention to the threats of climate...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 9:55 pm
United Technologies Rocket Scientists To Build 150 MW Solar Heliostat in Sonoran Desert
SolarReserve; a California start-up comprising rocket scientists from United Technologies’ Rocketdyne has filed an application with the CPUC to build a 150-megawatt heliostat solar farm with seven...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 4:18 pm
China Forgets “China-Only Wind Turbines” Policy, but Why?
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about China’s new policy to focus on buying (almost entirely) “China-grown” wind turbines and wind turbine technologies with Chinese patents. That policy wasn’t a big hit...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 9:35 am
Rice University Cooks Up Nanotube Stew
Researchers at Rice University have announced the discovery of a new breakthrough method for producing carbon nanotubes in bulk fluids. Rice’s new nanotube “stew” could spur the inexpensive mass...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 8:32 am
Robot Fish to Better Monitor Water Quality
An ecologist and an engineer at Michigan State University are working together to create robot fish that can better monitor various factors in aquatic environments.
Combining the brilliance of...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 6:09 am
Welcome Back, Pittsburgh: FLABEG Brings 200 Green Solar Jobs to Steel City
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Pittsburgh has been laying the groundwork for a high tech green jobs renaissance ever since its mighty steel mills shut their doors 30 years ago. Now the payoff is coming. FLABEG, the global...
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Published November 3, 2009 at 2:45 am
Scientists Make Foldable 3D Solar Cells around an Optical Fibre
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have made a three-dimensional photovoltaic solar cell around an optical fibre, a revolutionary new approach that could pave the way for a new...
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Published November 2, 2009 at 6:18 pm
US Arpa-E Funding Enlisting Cyanobacteria to Make Fuel For Humans
We are actually the second planet-altering species. Three billion years ago, Cyanobacteria were the first. They totally changed this planet to one that is safe for oxygen breathers. That was a big...
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Published November 2, 2009 at 4:01 pm
WaveRoller Uses Swinging Door for Underwater Wave Energy
The simplest ideas are best at harnessing underwater wave energy. You don’t want lots of parts in the harsh marine environment (for machine parts) under the ocean. Here’s an idea from a diver from...
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Published November 2, 2009 at 2:53 pm
DESERTEC $560 Billion Renewable Energy Project Moving Forward
The huge project to build a $560 billion renewable energy “belt” in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, funded largely by German companies, moved another step forward a few days ago.
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Veteran solar installer Parkson Corporation is lending its expertise to a new wastewater treatment plant upgrade for the town of Berlin near the Maryland coast. When it’s finished, the new plant...
Read Full Post ›An inter-agency work group headed by the White House Office of Management and Budget is trying to find the real cost of a ton of carbon emitted. It turns out to be a hard number to agree...
Read Full Post ›The U.S. Department of the Interior reports that overall water consumption in the United States has declined in the past 25 years, even though the population has increased 30% and use by individual...
Read Full Post ›Renewable Funding’s PACE solar funding, begun by Cisco DeVries with Berkeley First was a breakthrough in making solar affordable. Now VC high-flyers Draper Fisher Jurvetson, New Cycle Capital, and...
Read Full Post ›Bokashi is a centuries-old Japanese method of recycling household food waste into all-natural compost. By employing a special culture of yeast and other microorganisms, bokashi is a compact,...
Read Full Post ›Maldives, one of the most beautiful nations on earth, held the artistic, theatrical event of an underwater government meeting last month, to try to bring more attention to the threats of climate...
Read Full Post ›SolarReserve; a California start-up comprising rocket scientists from United Technologies’ Rocketdyne has filed an application with the CPUC to build a 150-megawatt heliostat solar farm with seven...
Read Full Post ›A couple weeks ago, I wrote about China’s new policy to focus on buying (almost entirely) “China-grown” wind turbines and wind turbine technologies with Chinese patents. That policy wasn’t a big hit...
Read Full Post ›Researchers at Rice University have announced the discovery of a new breakthrough method for producing carbon nanotubes in bulk fluids. Rice’s new nanotube “stew” could spur the inexpensive mass...
Read Full Post ›An ecologist and an engineer at Michigan State University are working together to create robot fish that can better monitor various factors in aquatic environments. Combining the brilliance of...
Read Full Post ›b nnn Pittsburgh has been laying the groundwork for a high tech green jobs renaissance ever since its mighty steel mills shut their doors 30 years ago. Now the payoff is coming. FLABEG, the global...
Read Full Post ›Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have made a three-dimensional photovoltaic solar cell around an optical fibre, a revolutionary new approach that could pave the way for a new...
Read Full Post ›We are actually the second planet-altering species. Three billion years ago, Cyanobacteria were the first. They totally changed this planet to one that is safe for oxygen breathers. That was a big...
Read Full Post ›The simplest ideas are best at harnessing underwater wave energy. You don’t want lots of parts in the harsh marine environment (for machine parts) under the ocean. Here’s an idea from a diver from...
Read Full Post ›The huge project to build a $560 billion renewable energy “belt” in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, funded largely by German companies, moved another step forward a few days ago. The...
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