Sixty percent of the energy used in buildings in New York State goes to heat and hot water. This power heavy fact has been the the driving force behind a newly devised solar thermal energy plan that could eventually save New York State residents $175 million a year. Given that the last nation-wide energy bill was tossed out the window, individual states are now coming under pressure to come up with their own energy saving tactics. Thankfully, even in the face of ailing government support, New York's new solar thermal plan is a shining example of how sustainable living remains a primary cause ...
Looking back one, two and five years ago today on Worldchanging:2009Temporary Spaces and Creative InfillAfter an unexpected dining experience in which she discovered that two businesses, each with unique menus and ambiance, shared one restaurant spac...
ETF Database submits: With low levels of economic growth predicted for much of the world, demand for many commodities has been modest to say the least. This has helped to keep the price of oil in check and force the commodity to trade in a $20 dol...
By John AddisonGE Smart Charging Stations for Electric CarsGeneral Electric intends to be the leader in smart grid charging of electric vehicles. GE's Watt Station EV Charger was personally unveiled today by CEO Jeff Immelt. Globally, GE already help...
