Friday, July 12, 2013
Green Transportation
Still one of the most important things in improving the carbon dump problem is going to be cleaner transportation.
Ultra high mileage cars always make the news, but lets hope they can do more than give the news agencies a flashy headline.
Elio Motors
Friday, May 10, 2013
Bladeless wind turbine
bladeless wind turbine
This prototype uses water droplets that create a charge when they are blown away from the vents by wind.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Monday, November 21, 2011
New energy inventions from nanotechnology
Interesting stuff, let us know in the comments what you think!
Monday, November 14, 2011
Self contained urban energy source
I really like this concept, I would love to see this expanded upon.
The weight of the batterie(s) would def be enough to allow this thing
to continue to sit upright, unless of course there is gail force winds
or above.
I think the idea is to pull this out of a garage or shed at the time of an emergency.
For this to be viable you would need some stronger panels for sure.
The weight of the batterie(s) would def be enough to allow this thing
to continue to sit upright, unless of course there is gail force winds
or above.
I think the idea is to pull this out of a garage or shed at the time of an emergency.
For this to be viable you would need some stronger panels for sure.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Limonene
A relatively new biofuel is called d-Limonene and it has many essential uses,
such as pest control, as a solvent and as a terpene based fuel or gas.
The wikipedia article has some insightful information:
Limonene Wiki Entry
Image Source:
buy-lemons-online.com
I hope to be able to post some more resources about this fuel here soon.
I understand it can be synthesized so that may be one way of cheaply producing
this fuel without affecting food prices or sources.
Here is a good video for those of you familiar with organic chemistry and wish
to make their own limonene extraction for experimentation:
The green method of extracting:
Sunday, August 28, 2011
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