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Like many chief executives of American companies, Rex W. Tillerson of Exxon Mobil didn't attend the major business forum in Russia last month, at the urging of White House officials. But the company's exploration chief, Neil W. Duffin, did.
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The maiden flight of Solar Impulse 2 took place on Monday morning at Payerne aerodrome in Switzerland.
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What you're about to see is what happens when someone with a lot of love, brilliance and technological know-how can't stand how frustrating the world can be sometimes, and decides to create something on his own. The results are nothing short of fanta
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We literally live in a wired world, with wires snaking hither and yon transmitting electricity and data.
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Mitsubishi is preparing to return to the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb this month.
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As the world shifts to alternative forms of energy, ways to make homes less dependent on the grid continue to gather steam.
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The maiden flight of Solar Impulse 2 took place on Monday morning at Payerne aerodrome in Switzerland.
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The Obama administration took aim at the coal industry on Monday by mandating a 30 percent cut in carbon emissions at fossil fuel-burning power plants by 2030 -- despite claims the regulation will cost nearly a quarter-million jobs a year and force p
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Here's the deal. Capacitors are really cool things. Capacitors act like energy sponges, sucking up electrical charges quickly (in seconds) and releasing those charges just as quickly.
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Scientists at the Fudan University in Shanghai, China, have developed a high-performance Li-ion battery made of carbon nanotube fiber yarns.
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Artificially replicating the biological process of photosynthesis is a goal being sought on many fronts, and it promises to one day improve light-to-energy efficiencies of solar collection well beyond what's possible with photovoltaic cells.
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Replacing sidewalks, parking lots, pathways and roadways with solar panels. Actually built and ready to go. Tennis and outdoor basketball courts?
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Anyone who buys their own groceries (as opposed to having a full-time cook handle such mundane chores) knows that the cost of basic foods keeps rising, despite the official claims that inflation is essentially near-zero.
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Flameless ration heaters have been used to heat US military MRE rations for decades.
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Eco Marine Power (EMP) has unveiled high level design plans for an unmanned surface vessel (USV) to be powered by a solar-electric hybrid system.
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Although it's getting increasingly common to see solar panels on the roofs of homes, household wind turbines are still a fairly rare sight.
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Klaus Meier lists three reasons for generating his own electricity in his family hotel in Germany's southern city of Freiburg -- "cost savings, energy efficiency, climate protection".
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Imagine using a mobile phone powered entirely by its casing, or an electric car that runs off power stored in its chassis.
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The mainstream media are falling over themselves talking about Russia’s just-signed “Holy Grail” gas deal with China, which is expected to be worth more than $400 billion. But here’s what I think the real news is… and nobody’s talking about it—until
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Before anyone suggests that all Russia is focusing on is China at any and all costs, consider that as we have been saying since 2012, perhaps just as important to Russia (and China) strategically is Iran....
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Liquid fuels are expensive, heavy, dangerous to transport, and a short-term solution to a long-term problem. Even if you have enough stored for a year, what then?
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Japanese company Power Japan Plus has announced the development and planned mass-production of "Ryden," a disruptive carbon battery that can be charged 20 times faster than an ordinary lithium-ion cell.
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The appointment of Joe Biden's son to the board of Ukrainian gas firm Burisma has raised eyebrows the world over. The names of the company's actual owners are being protected like state secrets.
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ENDLESS ELECTRICITY: Here's A Way Of Turning America's Roads Into Gigantic Solar Panels
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In the span of a few weeks, an energy firm little-known inside the United States added two members to its board of directors — scoring connections to Secretary of State John Kerry and Vice President Joe Biden ....
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It's been about three years since we last tested one of Zero Motorcycles' electric bikes, and in that time, the company has been very busy.
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Warren Woodward will provide us an update on Smart Meters, his fraud complaint with APS (Arizona Public Servie - a local power company) and their response, and how to empower and educate yourself on the effects of the smart grid
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Experiments in a Norwegian underground plant could lead to the radioactive element thorium being developed as a safer alternative in the production of nuclear power.
