Green Energy Initiative for Sustainable Cities

Talk about green living at the highest order!! The Clinton Global Initiative seems to be doing a lot to help go green. Recently the Clinton Global Initiative announced a public-private collaboration to make Charlotte, North Carolina more energy efficient. During the Clinton Global Initiative's 2010 Annual Meeting in New York, at a plenary session on Enhancing Access to Modern Technology, President Bill Clinton joined representatives from the corporate and government sectors to announce the program.

September 24, 2010

Green Energy Group Endorses Eco-Fashion Brand

This visual representation powerfully illustrates how fashion can be both trendy and environmentally responsible. It's a testament to the Stanich sisters' vision of creating apparel that not only looks good but also does good for our planet.

National Green Energy Council Endorses A Lot To Say Apparel A Lot To Say, an eco-fashion brand, just earned a powerful endorsement. The National Green Energy Council (GEC), one of the nation’s top environmental nonprofits, gave its official stamp of approval to the company. This marks the first time the Council has backed an apparel... Continue Reading →

September 24, 2010

AC Propulsion: Powering Electric Vehicles for a Sustainable Future

AC Propulsion Leads Electric Vehicle Way

AC Propulsion's Electric Drive System Triumphs in Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE Revolutionizing Automotive Efficiency The Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE intensifies global focus on efficiency, safety, affordability, and environmental sustainability. Consequently, it drives the development of production-capable cars that consumers desire, moving beyond concept vehicles and science projects. Urgent Need for Innovation Today's oil... Continue Reading →

September 22, 2010

The EV Project and Its Impact on Charging Stations

Infographic titled “Why Five States Got Electric Cars First,” showing a U.S. map with highlighted states and reasons for early EV adoption, including strong consumer interest, policy support, utility cooperation, and ECOtality’s proactive infrastructure deployment.

Since I was the Project Manager at the New York Power Authority did I know an EV guy named Don Karner from ETEC (Electric Transportation Engineering Corporation). Now he is running ECOtality and the EV Project. This is big. Why Five States Got Electric Cars First: A Look Back at the EV Project Rollout In... Continue Reading →

September 20, 2010

Porsche Electric Flywheel Energy: The Future of Racing

Porsche engineers inspecting a race car’s exposed hybrid flywheel system in a brightly lit pit garage.

Why Porsche’s Electric Flywheel Energy on Race Cars Might Not Be the Best Thing Porsche’s electric flywheel energy technology has been hailed as a green innovation for race cars. The system stores braking energy in a spinning flywheel and sends it back to the drivetrain for extra power. While this sounds impressive—and it is an... Continue Reading →

September 20, 2010

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