2010 September

GE Will Use Advanced Telemetry’s ‘EcoView™ Energy Management System

September 17, 2010 By Glenn Meyers 2 Comments

n an era when the adaption smart technologies for tracking energy usage and performance is becoming more commonplace, electricity pioneer, General Electric has selected San Diego-based Advanced Telemetry, developer of EcoView Residential – as a wireless energy monitoring dashboard product that can help lower homeowner energy usage, utility bills and carbon emissions.

Is Your Garage Green?

September 17, 2010 By Chris Keenan Leave a Comment

The garage is so much more than just a place to store our cars. With all this extra usage, it’s more important than ever to make sure your garage is green and free of potentially harmful pollutants.

Hemp Earns a Place as a Green Building Material

September 15, 2010 By Summer Minor 2 Comments

Hemp, the fibrous material of the marijuana plant, has many uses outside of fueling drug wars. Used as a strong rope, or to create sails for ships, hemp has shown it’s worth again and again. Now, the plant has found a new live as a green building material.

Few Days Remain to Enter Buckminster Fuller Challenge

September 15, 2010 By Glenn Meyers Leave a Comment

For those still considering creating one of this world’s next great solutions, there are but 15 days left to prepare and submit applications for the 2011 Buckminster Fuller Challenge.

Concentrated solar power summit scheduled in November

September 14, 2010 By Glenn Meyers 4 Comments

The 4th International Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Summit is the best and only international meeting point that combines the key information that you need on innovation, technology, bankability, dispatchability & emerging markets