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Rechargeable Solar Lights Provided by Global Merchants

The rechargeable solar light supplied by Global Merchants consists of a solar panel that can be detached from the unit. With low voltage discharge circuitry, the solar light can be recharged easily.

6 Apr 2010

SCS 3-425 Series Brushless Solar DC Submersible Pumps from EnergyPro

The SCS 3-425 series brushless solar DC submersible pumps are installed beneath the water level in a lake, river, water well or cistern. They are utilized as a pressurized water system for small farms, homes and villages.

6 Apr 2010

LEDPIR18W Solar Floodlights from Ecofly

The solar module present in the LEDPIR18W solar floodlight is resistant to vandalism and is supplied with brackets and an outdoor cable in a length of 20 feet. The brackets facilitate mounting of the panel on roofs, poles and walls.

6 Apr 2010

Sol Shed Solar Electric Generating Stations from Eco Depot USA

The Sol Shed does not need any foundation for installation and is built on treated skids. Hence, this solar electric generating station can be moved anywhere around the house or transported when the residents move away.

6 Apr 2010

Cost-Cutting and Energy-Saving Window Glass Panels from SAGE

SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. a company engaged in the production of electronically color changeable glass products, has brought out energy-effective window glass panels. The glass windows are the result of combining electronically tintable dynamic window know-how with a triple-pane construction characterized by high R-value.

6 Apr 2010

DuPont to Discuss Use of Renewably Sourced Materials for Automotive Interiors at Automotive Engineers World Congress

Rick Bell, global development manger for Renewable Materials – DuPont Automotive Performance Polymers joins a panel to discuss “Environmentally Friendly Interiors” on April 14 at 2 p.m. EST during the Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress in Detroit.

5 Apr 2010

LBL Win Funding to Build an Advanced Biofuels Process Development Facility

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has been awarded nearly $18 million from the Recovery Act to build an advanced biofuels process development facility. Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) through its Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), this new facility will help expedite the commercialization of next generation biofuels by providing industry-scale test beds for innovative technologies. Called the Advanced Biofuels Process Development Unit (PDU), it will be the only facility of its kind available for public use.

5 Apr 2010

Reprocessed Polypropylene Used to Make Animal Feed Pails

RPC Containers Oakham has manufactured a 12.5 litre pail using reprocessed PP to provide Owens Nutrition with a ‘green’ solution for its animal feed supplements.

5 Apr 2010

MIT Students Study Practical Applications of Renewable Energy in Abu Dhabi

A group of 58 MIT students, alumni and staff recently returned from a five-day trip to Abu Dhabi to study the practical application of technology for renewable energy solutions.

5 Apr 2010

DuPont to Showcase Environmentally-Sustainable Home Concept Based on Corian

“Smart-ologic Corian® Living” is a smart, environmentally-sustainable home concept designed by Karim Rashid, one of the world's most prolific and multi-awarded designers, based on the superior design versatility and renowned sensorial qualities of DuPont™ Corian® advanced surfacing material.

5 Apr 2010

Green Building Products and Polymers and Fuels Derived from Biomass Win Clean Technology Awards

The top awards in the third annual Clean Technology Business Forum and Competition went to Avantium, the developer of a technology for creating polymers and fuels from biomass, and VAST Enterprises LLC, creator of a new type of masonry based on post-consumer plastics, it was announced today by the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE).

5 Apr 2010

Life-Saving Biogas Digester System to be Demonstrated at IEEE Conference

According to a latest World Health Organization report about 1.6.million people die every year due to indoor air pollution induced by the use of wood, crop waste, coal or dung as fuels for cooking.

5 Apr 2010

Berkeley Lab Bags $18 Million Contract for Biofuel Development Facility

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, also known as Berkeley Lab, has recently received a contract worth about $18 million as part of the Recovery Act for building a facility meant for the processing and development of sophisticated biofuels. This facility is funded by the Department of Energy (DOE) of the U.S. via its Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). This novel facility is meant to assist in marketing the latest type of biofuels by providing the modern testing services for upcoming technologies. This Advanced Biofuels Process Development Unit (PDU) is said to be the one and only facility of its type that is open for public usage.

5 Apr 2010

Autodesk Inventor Helps Springboard Biodiesel in Clean Tech Innovation

Autodesk, Inc., a company engaged in the production of 2D and 3D design, entertainment, and engineering software, has reportedly announced the industrious use of its Autodesk Inventor software by Springboard Biodiesel, a private company engaged in the small-scale biodiesel treating segment.

5 Apr 2010

Synergy3D Series Geothermal Heat Pumps from Terralta

Terralta supplies and installs a range of geothermal heating and cooling systems manufactured by WaterFurnace. The Synergy3D Series geothermal heat pump offered by the company is a multi-stage heating and cooling system.

5 Apr 2010