AU Optronics (AUO), a leading global low-carbon manufacturer of TFT-LCD panels, has developed a PV module that has the world's highest efficiency.
Greendix has introduced a solar LED lamp with six high-brightness 1.2W LEDs, 1800mA NiMH built-in battery and a leaf-shaped solar panel, which improves efficiency by 14%.
Voltwerk electronics, Germany, has launched a monitoring application called Voltapp for use in iPads and iPhones.
Magnetek, a provider of digital power and motion control systems that are deployed in elevator applications, overhead material handling and energy delivery, declared that it has obtained orders above $8 million for the supply of its utility-level power inverters during the past five weeks.
David Kappos, the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) said that the deadline for filing petitions under the Green Technology Pilot Program has been extended from December 8, 2010 to December 31, 2011.
Deutsche Bank takes clean tech seriously. A fact that was driven home by the appointment of Adam Bergman as a director in the firm’s global clean technology corporate coverage group.
A new solar powered blood pressure (BP) measuring device may prove an effective alternative for field tests in third world countries. The reliable and affordable device would be able to help curb the rising rates of heart related diseases that are rampant in lower income countries.
Third quarter investments in cleantech venture capital funding in 2010 have suffered as per a report from Ernst & Young and Dow Jones VentureSource.
BURGER KING® has equipped its world first energy efficient restaurant, opened in early June in Waghäusel, Germany, with LED lighting technology from Everlight Electronics Co., Ltd. [TSE:2393]. The new eco-friendly design which allows for series production and global implementation, utilizes state-of the-art technologies and renewable energy to power one-third of the restaurant's energy consumption.
A group of Duke University researchers has revealed an easy way to manufacture tiny copper nanowires. Copper conductors are transparent and can be ideally used for manufacturing flat-screen televisions and computers.
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