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A major tidal energy project in Scotland will start operating in the summer of 2016
It is called MeyGen, it is located in Pentland Firth and its capacity will reach 400MW!! Tidal energy is viewed by many as the future of renewable energy technologies, and despite the need for expe...
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Tindo!! Solar Buzz!! Kayoola!!
All three of them are 100% solar-powered buses, and each of them is the first of its kind Tindo made its appearance in Adelaide, Australia in 2007 and it is the world’s first bus powered excl...
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SBE16 Hamburg - International Conference on Sustainable Building 2016
The Conference will be held on 8-11 March and is organised by ZEBAU-Centre for Energy, Construction, Architecture and the Environment Under the following aspects of “strategies, stakehol...
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Innovative pylons!
Deers, giants, heroes that keep the sky above their heads... These inspired power transmission towers were created by the Russian designer studio,DesignDepot. Really impressive!!
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Paving the way to the future
France is the first country to install solar panels onto 1000km of public roads The French government has announced its intention to pave 1000km of road with photovoltaic panels in the next 5 years...
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Calculation Example - Calculate the member diagrams for the beam
Calculate the member diagrams for Axial Force N, Shear Force Q and bending Moment M for the following beam. Calculate the member diagrams for Axial Force N, Shear Force Q and bending Moment M for the...
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Denmark hit a world record producing 42% of its electricity from wind
2015 was another record-breaking year for Danish wind power In fact, Danish wind turbines generated what corresponds to 42% of country’s electricity consumption, making Denmark the leading co...
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The February Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out !
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the February Issue#131 of its monthly Newsletter! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the February Issue#131 of its monthly Newsletter! Read more
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Taiwanese Developer Arrested Who Built Apartments Destroyed in Earthquake
The developer of a Taiwanese apartment complex that collapsed during 6.4 magnitude earthquake Tainan, Taiwan has been arrested on suspicion of criminal misconduct resulting in fatalities. The...
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The end of disposable coffee cups may be approaching!
Coffee cups are thought to be the second largest contributor to litter waste after plastic bottles. Australia and Vancouver, Canada first spotted the problem, and they are already trying to find wa...
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