Pythagoras Solar, a start-up based in San Mateo, California, is working on creating solar windows that could generate power for office buildings and
When Google throws its considerable influence into a new arena, people tend to notice. When that influence comes with $280 million, well, people may start to act.
Researchers have identified an enzyme in bacteria which could be used to make biofuel production more efficient.
Panorama - Will the Fukushima disaster spark growth in sustainable energy investments? - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
Clothing embedded with micro-pumps releases bursts of scents for mood improvement.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Katru Eco-Energy, headed by founder and inventor, Varan Sureshan, has developed a new kind of wind turbine meant to capture the winds that fly in all directions atop big buildings, and unlike conventional devices, the IMPLUX, as it’s called, can capture wind from any direction as it stands; meaning without having to be repositioned or pointed. The IMPLUX achieves this feat by means of horizontal turbine blades that sit atop a vertical axis and are turned by wind that is pushed up through what Sureshan calls a "fluid dynamic gate."
Wind - First commercial offshore wind farm goes live - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
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China is on track to install as much as 18 GWs of wind-power capacity this year as the world
Spain saw wind power become its main source of electricity generation last month, underscoring the country
Geothermal - Italian and Turkish geothermal could replace nuclear across EU - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
Portugal has switched on the 240 MW Parque Eolico de Alto Mino, which is billed as Continental Europe
PV - Arab oil goes solar - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
Scientists have developed an improved preparation process for kesterite solar cells, which resulted in a new European record efficiency of 6.1 percent.
