Sneci, a tiny solar-powered house sails like a fishing boat
Comfortable like a tiny house, placid like a fishing boat, sustainable like... like a lake snail. Ladies and gentlemen, Sneci.
Comfortable like a tiny house, placid like a fishing boat, sustainable like... like a lake snail. Ladies and gentlemen, Sneci.
Lancaster University almost accidentally discovers a material that could accumulate solar energy and store it for months. Maybe years.
Oasys is the concept of a solar-powered urban oasis for Abu Dhabi. It can connect the urban fabric in a green way (literally), and freshen the air
Sunox Screecher is a solar-powered personal mobility device that combines pedal and photovoltaics.
An ambitious project: take a plane into the stratosphere using only solar energy. SolarStratos really believes it.
The political efforts made, including cuts to new coal power plants and the closure of mines, are bearing the expected results: solar energy in China costs less and less.
While capturing and filtering steam and condensation, producing clean water, the device also captures and conserves solar energy. A revolution for everyone.
The first solar-powered plane made its first flight and landed without any problems. At 8am yesterday, April 45, Italian time, San Francisco airport welcomed solar pioneer Bertrand Piccard, who flew aboard Solar Impulse, the first solar-powered plane, crossing the Pacific Ocean in three days. With the first solar journey, we want to give an impetus to the global community to accelerate the transition to solar energy. Solar Impulse left Abu Dhabi… Read more
The solar glass developed by ClearVue PV could seriously play its part, integrating perfectly into modern architecture.
Sailing on a lake and coming across an island of solar panels dancing with the sun might seem like a scene from a science fiction movie: Portuguese startup SolarisFloat is working to make it a reality. This floating “island” is not only an engineering masterpiece, but represents a significant step forward in solar energy production. But how can an island of solar panels improve energy efficiency? And what benefits does it bring to our ecosystem? Let's find out together. SolarisFloat: innovation that floats In a world… Read more
A team at NREL has created a mini solar panel that turns laser light into energy. A small turning point from the many possible applications
You don't need a cable to receive energy from space: at Caltech they have demonstrated that it is possible, transmitting energy to Earth with radio waves.
Erthos, an American startup, has developed a new method of installing solar systems directly on the ground: it promises great benefits.
Integrating solar panels in the pavement: more and more photovoltaics of this type are being produced, both for urban and private areas. What do you think?
A "box" incorporating a turbine covered with solar panels obtains excellent results from the first systems installed
Someone turns up their nose when it comes to energy sources and photovoltaics comes up: "yes, but it pollutes too". Sure, but there is a chasm.
A real "solar mountain" capable of providing for its energy needs on its own, and capable of generating (for now) 1 million kilowatt hours of clean energy every year.
A system that combines wind, solar and… kinetic to store renewable energy. A dove's egg that can revolutionize construction.
Solar photovoltaics, undervalued in the forecasts of the best world analysts, is shattering all records. How did he do? I'll tell you everything.
A new report from RethinkX analyzes the impact of an economy based entirely on renewables and SWB storage systems. In 10 years it would produce an unprecedented revolution.
One of the most important alternative sources of energy is photovoltaic. Solar energy, growing everywhere (especially in China), is available in abundance and 100% renewable. The problem that has always plagued solar energy researchers is not its availability and renewability, but the possibility of storing it for a long time in a battery. This has until now prevented it from being used for long-term solutions. A research team from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden… Read more