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Latest EcoFriend product news
Armor has launched project OSCAR, 'Organic Solar Cells by ARmor', a project carried out by a consortium of five companies, including Armor, INES (Institut National de l'Energie Solaire), LCPO (Laboratoire de Chimie des Polymères Organiques), Plasto SAS and Amcor Flexibles Europe & Americas.
In response to the growing demands for renewable energy, project OSCAR is all about developing organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells for the solar industry. OPV cells have the advantage of enabling more cost ef... [more]
For years people have been talking about reducing CO2 emissions and greenhouse gasses, or making sustainable energy, but for the manager of a small/medium business or an office this task can look daunting, time consuming and very expensive.
You want to look good in society, you want to project a good image of your business and you’re under pressure from the board to “Go Green”, but can you actually afford it? On average it costs around £80 per month to get your recyclables collected from a ... [more]
GreenFix Energy has announced OASIIS, a floating solar-thermal island capable of producing industrial amount of distilled water and electricity
GreenFix Energy has announced the culmination of years of research and work into the development of the OASIIS technology invented and patent filed by Richard Henderson. Richard Henderson worked over a decade perfecting a technology that utilizes current solar thermal and OTEC technology in a whole new way.
Once built, this 1 to 3 Square Kilometer... [more]
Kyocera has a track record of providing solar modules for large-scale power plants in Europe. Kyocera has supplied 13.8MW of modules for Spain's Planta Solar de Salamanca and other large-scale projects. Governmental subsidies and a planned feed-in-tariff system are increasing demand for solar energy in Japan as well, both for residential applications and among public utility companies, which have confirmed plans to build large-scale solar power plants by 2020.
Kyocera Corporation has now anno... [more]
PowerVerde, Inc. has announced the successful test of its new Organic Rankine Cycle (“ORC”), the PowerVerde 25/50 KW electric power system. The new system, a next generation design, is capable of producing 25 kilowatts of electrical power on any low grade heat (180 degree F). This test was conducted at the company’s facility, Arizona Research and Development.
This renewable energy heat recovery power generation system will operate on any adequate heat source. The system was designed principa... [more]
Merton Council wants to help residents save cash by encouraging everyone to wise up this Energy Saving Week and get to know just how much energy they are using at home.
Through its libraries, the council is making available the chance to borrow for free an OWL – a wireless energy saving monitor - which library members can easily install in their homes to measure how much electricity they are using. The OWLs are available at Wimbledon, Morden, Pollards Hill, Donald Hope, Mitcham, Raynes Park a... [more]
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