Zephyr solar plane flies 7 days non-stop 

1. Zephyr solar plane flies 7 days non-stop

The UK-built Zephyr solar-powered plane has smashed the endurance record for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The craft took off from the US Army’s Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona at 1440 BST (0640 local time) last Friday and...
Solar Power – The big picture 

2. Solar Power – The big picture

“Solar Power” no longer refers just to chunky photovoltaic panels. A variety of tools for turning sunlight into usable energy– thin-film solar, solar thermal, solar heating, and more– are undergoing a burst...
Second generation biofuels 

3. Second generation biofuels

Second-generational biofuels created from inedible Parts of Plants Promise Near-term Alternatives to Oil. Biofuels can be made from anything that is, or ever was, a plant. First-generation biofuels derive from edible biomass, primarily...
Uruguay city goes solar 

4. Uruguay city goes solar

This is not a typical town square in Uruguay. The square, in the town of Suarez some 40km from the capital Montevideo, has gone over to solar energy and LED technology. The aim is to reduce electricity costs and at the same time light...
Zero S Electric motorcycle available for purchase 

5. Zero S Electric motorcycle available for...

You can get yourself an electric motorcycle with a top speed of 60 mph, 32 horsepower and 62 ft lbs of torque for less than $10,000. The bike can be shipped anywhere in the U.S. for a mere $500, so don’t worry if you don’t...
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Zephyr solar plane flies 7 days non-stop

Zephyr solar plane flies 7 days non-stop

The UK-built Zephyr solar-powered plane has smashed the endurance record for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The craft took off from the US Army’s Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona at 1440 BST (0640 local time) last Friday and is still in the air. Its non-stop operation,...
Solar Power – The big picture

Solar Power – The big picture

“Solar Power” no longer refers just to chunky photovoltaic panels. A variety of tools for turning sunlight into usable energy– thin-film solar, solar thermal, solar heating, and more– are undergoing a burst of technological acceleration. Whether it’s...
Animal Fat Converted into Biodiesel at Biorefineries

Animal Fat Converted into Biodiesel at...

Animal Fat Converted into Biodiesel Fuel at Bio refineries There is a new drive to make fuel off the fat of the land. In early 2009, High Plains Bioenergy opened a biorefinery next to a pork-processing plant in Guyman, Okla. The refinery takes pork fat — an abundant,...
Second generation biofuels

Second generation biofuels

Second-generational biofuels created from inedible Parts of Plants Promise Near-term Alternatives to Oil. Biofuels can be made from anything that is, or ever was, a plant. First-generation biofuels derive from edible biomass, primarily corn and soybeans (in the U.S.) and sugarcane...
Uruguay city goes solar

Uruguay city goes solar

This is not a typical town square in Uruguay. The square, in the town of Suarez some 40km from the capital Montevideo, has gone over to solar energy and LED technology. The aim is to reduce electricity costs and at the same time light more streets. If it works, the plan could...
Zero S Electric motorcycle available for purchase

Zero S Electric motorcycle available...

You can get yourself an electric motorcycle with a top speed of 60 mph, 32 horsepower and 62 ft lbs of torque for less than $10,000. The bike can be shipped anywhere in the U.S. for a mere $500, so don’t worry if you don’t have a dealer nearby. Deliveries announced...
Earthour 2009 – The big turn-off

Earthour 2009 – The big turn-off

What started in Sydney in 2007 is now a world wide phenomenon. Earth Hour is a symbolic event. Turning off our lights for an hour won’t stop climate change but it does demonstrate that our individual action is important and adds up to make a big difference. More importantly,...

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