Solar Impulse soars over the Golden Gate Bridge
Solar Impulse the solar-powered plane, flies over the San Francisco Bay area and the Golden Gate Bridge, as part of a test run for a planned cross-country flight in May. Check out the video…
Solar-Powered Airplanes by SolarWorld and PC-Aero
SolarWorld and PC-Aero presented two new Solar-Powered Airplanes, that will be the first production-based solar-electric aircrafts, equipped with the standard SolarWorld solar cells and battery.
World’s largest Solar Power plant in UAE
The Shams 1, world’s largest concentrated solar power plant was officially inaugurated at Madinat Zayed in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. on 18 March 2013.
First Ecologic Airliner
This is the first Ecologic Airliner by designer Daphnis Fournier, using an inflatable structure and photovoltaic panels to collect solar power.
SeaOrbiter research vessel
The SeaOrbiter research vessel designed by French architect Jacques Rougerie, will be a reality after 12 years as a concept and is finally set to begin construction later this year.
Solar panels in France
A hillside covered by solar panels, in Les Mees, southern France. This a part from a solar power plant covering 50 hectares, the biggest one of the country.
Renewable sources overtakes Nuclear Power
The three important renewable sources of wind turbines, biomass and waste-to-energy plants, and solar power has surpassed the entire global installed nuclear capacity.
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Google’s world’s largest solar power tower plant
Google has now stepped into the lucrative solar power business, with Google’s official blog announcing the big news of making its largest ever investment (some $168 million) in building the world’s largest solar tower power plant.
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Shenzhen Guosen Tower
Rotterdam-based architects MVRDV has designed ‘Shenzhen Guosen Tower’, the new headquarters building for the Guosen Securities corporation in China.
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First Space Fueling Station
When a satellite runs out of fuel, there are really only a couple options: Quietly become a piece of space junk, or fall back to Earth in a blaze of glory. But a new space gas station will fill ‘em up, ensuring satellites can keep on trucking and preventing the proliferation of orbiting garbage.
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