Articles in the Green Design Category
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Valentin Technologies has unveiled its contemporary IngoCar, a five-seat, four door sportwagen, which is currently in development. The Ingocar’s estimated mileage reaches 170 MPG based on a combination of city and rural driving, and is achieved with a revolutionary hydraulic-fluid drive. The hybrid gasoline-hydraulic drive allows rapid acceleration, and can go from 0-60 in 4 seconds. Utilizing a small engine, fluid is pumped into an…
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The average consumer may wish to implement smart, energy-efficient design modifications in their home or office; but in the midst of all the hype, it can be difficult to decide where to begin. An energy-efficient audit would be a great place to start, as it is imperative to discern where changes can be utilized to offer the most impact. Karen Thull of the Energy & Environmental Building Alliance affirms, “That is the very…
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UK-based Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has disclosed its plans to develop the world’s largest indoor infrastructure capable of deploying and testing next-generation offshore wind turbines. The test-rig will allow turbines to be examined onshore and indoors before being taken offshore, which will help to lower electricity costs and decrease technical risks associated with mass production. In addition to providing lower overhead costs, the initiative…









