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Take a look at this blast from the past – with giant fan blades whirling rapidly in ocean breezes, proposed by an English inventor as a substitute for both sails and engines on ocean-going vessels. Mounted high above the deck, the whirling propeller.

The power attachment hooks onto any medium or large-sized kayak and relies on the sun to charge up the 12V deep cycle marine battery. From there, a Minkota trolling motor provides the power the kayak needs to move about in the water. So now you can…

Joe David Jones, the founder and CEO of Skyonic, wants to compress carbon dioxide and store it in underground caves to cut down on greenhouse gases. He plans to undertake an industrial process called Skymine that captures 90 percent of the carbon…

The German Aerospace Center has probably come up with the latest development in solar energy. The scientists at the German Aerospace Center have invented a heat accumulator to extend power generation to the night hours or during heavily cloudy…

Imagine a bamboo tree house which is not only completely self sufficient, but also manages to produce more power than it needs. Fanciful thinking? No way!

Solar hooch- a backyard “Tower of Power” can actually do it. How? Well, high in the air, the hooc

Solar technology has moved a long way far that they hardly resemble their old relations. Solar energy is free. There is an initial capital cost but once you have made the investment the energy harvested from the sun costs you nothing, and…

Smog, we know is a deterrent, posing a heightened risk of respiratory illnesses, a prominent environmental threat decreasing the air quality, leaving the inhabitants with no option of escape. Paris being no exception, and rather heavily influenced,…

Here is another unique attempt at making the world a smaller place and to make the Internet more accessible.

The product in discussion is a bicycle in operation at Caqueta, Colombia, which seats two and carries with it a complete radio broadcasting…

The energy of the sun is really being used to a very minimal extent, considering the amount of energy the sun radiates each day. While our planet might receive a little of the total radiation, we still only convert a very minute amount of that energy.

Are you looking for something different in a world where almost anything and everything is made of plastic? Then you have come to the right place. Take a look at this masterpiece created by a team of American aerospace engineers, European artists and.