TGER: the Machine that Turns Trash into Electricity
TGER is the name of the trash-eating machine. It uses multiple technologies to fuel a standard 60-kilowatt electrical generator.
PoWiFi Powers Devices Wirelessly, Eliminates Batteries
PoWiFi is a system that allows simultaneous wireless transfer of power and data to electronic devices using existing WiFi infrastructure, giving a glimpse of...
Converting Magnetic Energy Into Electric Voltage Using Power Spintronics
The American Institute of Physics' (AIP) journal Applied Physics Letters, published a report, which shows a new application of spintronics. According to the study, it...
Estream, a portable water turbine to power electronic devices
Estream is the latest technology that provides portable power for electronic devices. It is hydro-turbine that uses the force of flowing river streams.
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How to Reduce Commercial Electricity Demand Charges
The way companies are billed for energy use is changing in the UK.
This guide explains how businesses can reduce their commercial electricity demand charges...
The Harriet Gas Turbine – World’s Biggest, Greenest, Most Powerful
Harriet , world's most powerful and most majestic gas turbine, capable of powering hundreds of thousands of homes, is now under final testing.
If successful,...
Plant-e Produces Electricity from Green Plants
Plants have once again made it to the green news, and surprisingly, the main reason this time is not their ability to absorb carbon dioxide....
Renewable Microgrids Improving Lives in Developing Countries
Renewable microgrids, small-scale power systems with their own renewable energy resources, allow electrification to communities that are less likely be connected to central grids.
The...
Norway’s Hydropower to Benefit from Climate Change, Increased Rainfall
The Norwegian government released a report on Friday stating that the ill-famed global warming is going to benefit the country by bringing them more...
Flare: The Most Time-, Cost- and Energy-Efficient Cooking Pot
Cooking at home is great, and certainly a lot more healthy (for your body and your pocket) than eating out. Unfortunately, cooking takes up...
