Dr Prem's Sustainability Guide, Consultancy and Solutions
The Energy Technology Institute, UK, just recently announced its intentions to build a next generation energy plant that will demonstrate how typical waste can be converted into electricity and heat. The estimated cost of the project is likely to stand ar
We daily talk in an amazing tone about the wonders of nature, its beauty and the amazing gifts that it has to offer. But we tend to forget at times the amazing power that it can unleash and the sheer force of its wrath. An earthquake in a major city or at
Although, it has been annoying challenge but engineers have been looking forward to build porous metal films for electrodes in batteries and catalysts in fuel cell that is highly conductive and avails more surface area for chemical reactions for transferr
Remember the making of the ‘Sandman’ character from the Spiderman movie? Well, you might not be able to make shape shifting individuals out of sand, but the smart minds in robotics at MIT are well on their way to craft shape shifting objects that are
Recently released, a newly conducted study by a group of Sustainability and Economic Development at a nonprofit research organization, Center for Automotive Research (CAR) based in Ann Arbor, Michgan, states that the possibility of expanding bio based com
Current Situation Grid power is something that most of us take for granted. We do not really about where it comes from and how it is generated and are happy as long as we get it continuously without any major disturbances in the supply. Both modern domes
According to a filing, Apple’s 4.8 megawatt fuel cell farm in North
Carolina will shortly witness the fuel cell installation close to the adjoining solar
farm, which currently powers the N.C .data center. Bloom Energy is the company that
will supply the
Everyone by now is well aware of the
jumping capability of some of the insects and how fleas have an incredible
ability to clear great heights. (When compared to their own body size) But it
is one thing admiring the work of nature and a whole another ball
Scientists are exploring space and unraveling its mysteries every year with the help of satellites. Still, we have barely scratched the surface. It takes millions of dollars to send a conventional satellite into space, making such endeavors too expensive
In the last few days, we have talked about autonomous hydrogen fuel cells powering underwater jellyfish robots and we have harped about advanced biofuel cells driving an army of insect cyborgs. However, this time, I daresay, we have something more practic