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  1. Miasole Photovoltaics

    by Ed Ring on September 29, 2006

    When CNET’s respected “Future Tech Blog,” authored by Michael Kanellos, reported last week that Miasole intended to go public in 12 to 18 months, we decided it was time to take a closer look at this promising manufacturer of thin film photovoltaics.
    Like Nanosolar, Miasole (pronounced mee-ah-so-LAY) relies on CIGS technology. CIGS, short for “copper [...]



  2. ZENN Cars & EEStor’s Ultracapacitor

    by Ed Ring on September 27, 2006

    We’ve been electric car fans for a long time, and the relationship between Feel Good Cars, located in Toronto, Ontario, and EEStor, located in Austin, Texas, is too intriguing to ignore. Feel Good Cars manufactures the ZENN (zero emission no noise) “luxury neighborhood electric vehicle.” According to the ZENN specifications, this two-seater car [...]



  3. Ted Turner & Biofuels

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on September 26, 2006

    Yesterday another prominent businessman, who I admire greatly, has weighed in on the potential of biofuels. In a presentation delivered at a forum hosted by the World Trade Organization, Ted Turner said “biofuels could do more than fight problems like pollution and global warming. They can also provide wealthy countries a means of [...]



  4. Central Asian Electrification

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on September 25, 2006

    RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF COAL AND HYDROELECTRIC POWER FOR EXPORT – FINANCED BY RUSSIA, IRAN & CHINA

    Central Asia
    A place of myth, legend & lore

    Editor’s Note: From the windswept steppes of Turkestan far, far west to the high desert of north-east China, Central Asia is the heart of the greatest land mass on earth. Undiscovered, [...]



  5. Virgin’s Alternative Energy

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on September 23, 2006

    Last week, Richard Branson announced some of Virgin’s profits will be plowed into developing alternative energy, up to as much as 3.0 billion dollars. This is a good and noble thing to do, but also requires discussion. What if all those profits are invested in the hydrogen fuel cell sector (a very inefficient [...]



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