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Reduce Diesel Soot To Slow The Melting Of Arctic Ice?

A new study of dust-like particles of soot in the air — now emerging as the second most important — but previously overlooked — factor in global warming provides fresh evidence that reducing soot emissions from diesel engines and other sources could slow melting of sea ice in the Arctic faster and more economically than any other quick fix, a scientist reported here today.

1 Sep 2011

Technology Capable of Generating Electricity on Transparent Glass to Enhance Marketability for Smart Building Design

New Energy Technologies, Inc. today announced that researchers developing its SolarWindow(TM) technology, capable of generating electricity on see-through glass, have developed a first-ever working prototype using brand new electricity-generating coatings which lead to increased transparency and enhanced color -attributes important to consumer acceptance of a commercially viable product.

"Improved transparency and color of our SolarWindow(TM) coatings allows for the development of a consumer-popular product which generates electricity on see-through glass while mimicking the aesthetic look of today's popular window tint and films," explained Mr. John A. Conklin, President and CEO of New Energy Technologies, Inc. "I'm most pleased that our researchers are not only working towards functionality but an attractive SolarWindow(TM) as well."

23 Aug 2011

Oakbio to Use Microbe Technology to Convert Industrial CO2 to Productive Chemicals + Fuels

Oakbio, a Sunnyvale- based private technology company engaged in the manufacture of chemicals and fuels utilized in microbial manufacturing processes, declared that it has formulated a microbe-based expertise to capture carbon dioxide from unused industrial gas streams and to change the carbon into fuels and chemicals.

18 Aug 2011

South Dakota State University Receives Grant for Biochar Research

It may be feasible for the rural landscapes to sport pyrolysis plants in place of grain fields and oil processing centers to generate bio crude oil from the bio crops such as switchgrass brought in by the farmers.

27 Jul 2011

PEP Aerisa Appoints MISCOwater to Represent and Use its Aerisa Technology

PEP Aerisa has declared the signing of an accord with MISCOwater and its appointment as the sole sales personnel for their South West located Waster Water Treatment Plants.

26 Jul 2011

Clean Energy Researchers from San Diego Chosen for von Liebig Center Fellowship

The San Diego Regional Technology Acceleration Program recently has chosen graduate students from the San Diego State University and University of California, San Diego pursuing three dissimilar clean energy technologies for a von Liebig Center Fellowship.

22 Jul 2011

Sandia National Laboratories Develops Fuel Cell Mobile Lighting System Powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cell

The final and 135th launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis at the grounds of the Kennedy Space Center also saw the deployment of a mobile lighting system powered by the hydrogen fuel cell.

19 Jul 2011

Arkema Recognized for technology that Cleans Industrial Effluent

This year, Arkema has won the 2011 prize with an innovative process that uses hydrogen peroxide to eliminate sulfur residues from industrial effluents. The ultimate clean reagent, with water and oxygen as its only by-products, hydrogen peroxide has the advantage of generating neither sewage sludge nor toxic by-products.

7 Jul 2011

Researchers Produce Solar Fuel for Hydrogen-Powered Cars Using Semiconducting Material

Researchers at the Universities of Nottingham, East Anglia and York made use of nanotechnology to produce clean fuel from solar energy. Scientists will be displaying their research at the Royal Society’s annual Summer Science Exhibition.

6 Jul 2011