Ten greentech trends for 2010
Cleantech predicts more investment in greentech and nine other trends to watch in 2010.
Latest from Harry Fuller
Who's to blame for America's loss of innovation?
I blogged about one study of forty nations that showed the U.S.
Today: a major anniversary in the history of technology
25th anniversary of the Bhopal disaster.
GM + Segway = 2 seats + 2 wheels
General Motors, not dead yet, and Segway are hoping to sell an electric 2-wheeler that seats two. It goes over 30 miles on a single full charge, and is aimed at the uptown market.
How dead are American hydrogen cars?
Has the dream of hydrogen-powered cars gone up in a puff of vapor? Has it evaporated?
Hydrogen fuel cell cars hit the road. GM hits panic button.
An eighteen hundred mile demo tour has begun. Hydrogen powered cars will wend across North America for days, having left from Chula Vista today.
They're still pushing hydrogen
General Motors is heralding a milestone for their hydrogen-powered cars still in road testing. Under current political conditions the hydrogen fuel cell car looks almost perfect: it emits H20.
Stop that divorce and save the planet
Am I parroting the Pope, quoting a Mormon church decree? No, it turns out some Stanford scientists are telling us divorce is bad for the planet.
Promise of more efficient solar cells
Canadian researchers have found a way to make solar cells more efficient, perhaps twice as efficient as current tech used to convert sunlight into electricity. The work was done at Canada's McMasters University and is already in commercial development.
Transit riding high
More and more Americansx are using mass transit. One study shows a 30% increase since 1995.