Posts tagged as:

green

Airnergy Charger Generates Electricity From WiFi Signals – The Consumerist

by Patrick on January 13, 2010

in Fun,Life

Thanks to The Consumerist for this little beauty.  My question is, “Why can’t these things be made to capture energy from other signals including static.  I had this idea of an energy siphon that worked using a similar fashion but was told that there is not enough demand for something like that.

So, would you buy this and/or a larger unit for your house?  Would you invest in this company?  Would you invest in this technology? Use Comments below to let me know.

Airnergy Charger Generates Electricity From WiFi Signals – The Consumerist

{ 0 comments }

Uranium Is So Last Century — Enter Thorium, the New Green Nuke | Wired/Magazine

by Patrick on December 24, 2009

in Other

If the house next to you is well maintained and no one ever visits, this may be an example of “when your neighbor is a nuclear power plant and you don’t worry”.

Click to continue reading “Uranium Is So Last Century — Enter Thorium, the New Green Nuke | Wired/Magazine”

{ 0 comments }

Aptera — Engadget

November 6, 2009

aptera_front_view_2

I’ve been telling everyone about this vehicle.  Seats two and it’s suppose to get 200 mpg and another 100 via plug-in and solar.   I usually just give them the link to Aptera.com.  Today I found that engadet has an “everything Aptera via engadget”.  Still, It’s interesting to go to Aptera. com to learn more about the car.  Crazy, cool car!

Aptera — Engadget

Read the full article →

Inhabitat » SAHİMO Hydrogen Vehicle Travels 568 Kilometers on 1 Liter of Fuel

July 14, 2009

image

Check this out.  I don’t know where Inhabitat gets their information but here we are struggling to get 100m/160k per gallon of gas, being told that the public would never buy it, yaddi,yaddi, yadda…  Double the size.  Halve the MPG and still it would sell. I think it would make a nice city car.  What do you think?

 

Inhabitat » SAHİMO Hydrogen Vehicle Travels 568 Kilometers on 1 Liter of Fuel

Read the full article →