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Ghostbusters! Saving Electricity by Fighting Vampire Power

by Antonio Pasolini on January 27, 2012

Photo: Bracketron

These days we are surrounded by gadgets that require an increasing supply of electricity. Therefore finding ways to charge them with as little energy as possible and avoiding energy wastage are steps we can take decrease our energy consumption and carbon emissions.
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Niagara Hydropower Project Reaches New Milestone

by Antonio Pasolini on January 26, 2012

Photo: Ontario Power Generation

The Niagara Tunnel Project in Ontario, Canada has reached a significant milestone with half of the tunnel now fully lined with concrete.
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Solar Power Goes Around the World

by Antonio Pasolini on January 25, 2012

Planet Solar’s Turanor, the world’s largest solar-powered boat, is nearly finished with its mission to complete its loop around the Earth.
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Small, Portable Solar Light

by Antonio Pasolini on January 24, 2012

There are many solar energy gadgets out there, but some of them seem to stand out. Take the LightShip, for example. It is a practical, portable solar light that could be the clean energy answer to campers, boats, cabins and emergency use. I particularly like the fact that it features three suction cups so that you can attach it to any smooth surface!
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Wind Power Blows Strong in the UK

January 23, 2012

Wind power in the UK has reached the 6GW threshold. The landmark figure was reached by the Ormonde offshore wind farm, off the coast of Cumbria and with 120 megawatts (MW) operational, which is enough to power more than 67,000 homes. Technorati Tags: Renewable UK, Wind, wind farms, Wind power, wind power UK Related Posts:Report [...]

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