FCEV Vehicle: Study questions environmental impact of fuel-cell vehicles This article originally appeared in Physics World [link: http://physicsworld.com] September 2015 and is reproduced with permission. It explores various topics, including the innovative FCEV vehicle technology that promises a sustainable future for transport. Fuel-cell electric vehicles are seen by many as an environmentally friendly technology that... Continue Reading →
ONE of the world’s most progressive renewable energy states is looking to expand its bioenergy industry as it strives to use green energy to supply half of its electricity needs by 2025. The South Australian Government has revealed its bioenergy roadmap to help it reach its goals, which also include carbon neutrality by 2050 and... Continue Reading →
Clean Energy Tax Credit Extensions Key to Wind and Solar Growth As 2015 came to a close, Congress passed a major win for clean energy. Lawmakers extended the Production Tax Credit (PTC) and Investment Tax Credit (ITC), two policies essential to wind and solar power. This decision sent a strong signal: the U.S. remains committed... Continue Reading →
Growing a garden is no easy task. It requires plenty of time and effort to truly thrive. But fortunately, today’s gardeners can access a slew of cutting-edge digital tools to really help their plants grow. From apps that will remind you to water your plants to cameras that will monitor your garden when you’re away,... Continue Reading →
COP 21 saw a flurry of positive activity on climate change, and one topic that kept resurfacing was achieving a 100% clean energy future. Leonardo DiCaprio delivered a profound speech at COP 21 during the Climate Summit for Local Leaders, saying, “So to all the mayors and governors in this room today, I implore you... Continue Reading →
