♻️ Green Tech
Green Tech is an important part of the solution of climate change and other enviromental problems. Here you will find articles covering recycling, water purifying and tech used to conserve and protect natural resources. Also, news about Warp Green Tech Program will be found here.
✈ Super jumbo uses cooking oil as fuel
A test shows that it is possible to run large passenger planes solely on sustainable fuels.
🏛 Mushrooms - the next step in bio-building
It could soon be possible to obtain eco-sustainable buildings which in total are compostable, grow on their own are even able to repair themselves. Learn more about the special component in mushrooms.
🚗 Researchers omit platinum to create affordable hydrogen fuel cells
A new method could lead to significantly more affordable fuel cells. It could even help purify water.
🚢 Buoys can charge ships at sea
Stillstorm is developing buoys that will be capable of charging ships at sea using offshore wind energy.
💡 Optimist's Edge: Can Elon Musk's electric airplane beat regular jets?
Could Elon Musk's proposed electric jet fly longer than fossil-fueled jets? Yes, with higher battery density and a completely new design of the aircraft, electric airplanes with a range greater than fossil-fueled airplanes are possible.
👊 The Renaissance man of nuclear power
John Ahlberg, a father of three from Gothenburg, wants to make fossil-free energy in the form of small modular reactors a reality in Sweden. And things are moving forward quickly. The first reactor could be in place by 2030.
🌎 Ramez Naam: We are bending the curve of future warming from apocalyptic to very survivable
Ramez Naam: Signs are that we've bent the curve of future warming from apocalyptic (4-6 degrees) to very survivable (~2 degrees). This is fantastic news.
⛽ BP invests £1 billion in charging stations
BP plans to triple its network of fast chargers for electric vehicles in the UK over the next ten years.
☕ Reused coffee grounds solve waste problem
A Dutch company has found a way to successfully turn coffee grounds into skincare products, dyes, and building materials.