31 May 2017

Desert Twins produce water through condensation in driest place on Earth

One in 10 people on Earth lack access to safe water, which is why artist Ap Verheggen has been working so hard to address water scarcity over the last decade or so. He and the rest of the SunGlacier team, invited by the Dutch Ministry of Defense, recently tested their idea of making water from … Continue reading →Desert Twins produce water through condensation in driest place on Earth
15 May 2017

Revolutionary printed solar sheets reach final trial stages in New South Wales

When disaster strikes, whether it be man-made or natural, power is the resource people need most. For this reason, Professor Paul Dastoor has been working for decades to develop a lightweight “printed solar” panel that is capable of generating power. Now, the invention is in its final trial stages at the University of Newcastle in … Continue reading →Revolutionary printed solar sheets reach final trial stages in New South Wales
13 May 2017

SolarGaps’ new solar blinds shade windows and generate clean energy

What if your window blinds could power your home in addition to shading its rooms? That’s the idea behind SolarGaps’ new solar blinds. These smart blinds designed to track the sun can be controlled via an app, and the company says their product will slash energy bills by as much as 70 percent. SolarGaps’ smart … Continue reading →SolarGaps’ new solar blinds shade windows and generate clean energy