April 25, 2011
By: Admin
Category: Solar Power, Solar Tower
Solar Thermal Power Plant from Google
In recent years, Google invest in green energy sector seriously. More than US$ 250 million invested by this company and there is no clear information about why the company’s biggest search engine in the world invest in this sector in addition to its commitment to encourage and develop green energy more quickly.
Google company may not only “simply” investing. The company has a team that is able to analyze and predict the future of this sector.
This time Google reinvest US$ 168 million in a solar thermal power plant located in the Mojave Desert, southeastern California, USA.
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March 19, 2011
By: Admin
Category: Solar Architecture, Solar Panel
Taiwan’s Solar Powered Stadium
Toyo Ito has completed construction on Taiwan solar powered stadium upon a clear area of approximately 19 hectares, nearly 7 hectares has been reserved for the development of integrated public green spaces, bike paths, sports parks, and an ecological pond.
It will generate 100% of its electricity from photovoltaic technology (14,155 sq meter solar roof and 8,844 solar panels). It is able to provide enough energy to power two jumbo vision screens and the stadium’s 3,300 lights that illuminate the track, field and 50,000 seats.
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November 19, 2010
By: Admin
Category: Solar Panel, Solar Tower, Wind Power
Taiwan Sustainable Tower by Steven Ma
Cooperation with San Liu, Xinyu Wan and Emre Icdem, Vienna-based architect Steven Ma has proposed a very innovative super thin twin towers for Taiwan that will be used to demonstrate Taiwan’s past, present and future. With a height of about 360 meters, the sustainable tower features an observatory deck and sky-gardens at an altitude of 350 meters.
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June 01, 2009
By: Admin
Category: Solar Cooking
Solar Cookers – Going Green With Simple Solar Ovens
Executive Summary about Solar Cooker by Detlef Warner
Cooking with a solar cooker is one more way that you too can go green!
A solar cooker, or solar oven, is mechanism that uses sunlight to cook food rather than electricity or gas. Solar cookers come in several different varieties: A box cooker, panel cooker, and a parabolic cooker. While a box cooker is a better choice when you’re looking to cook a large amount of food, a parabolic cooker is capable of cooking the food faster.
Solar cookers will take more time than a traditional oven, with the exception of a parabolic cooker, so you should plan on allowing approximately two times the regular cooking time. Solar cookers are readily available both online and in stores. You can construct a solar oven out of something as simple as cardboard and in a short amount of time be cooking your first solar meal!
How to Make a Solar Cooker? – Making a Homemade DIY Solar Cooker
Executive Summary about Solar Cooker by Dinna Bonevi
Isn’t it a wonderful idea to make a homemade DIY solar cooker, then cooking under the sun? Clues are: it’s energy source is free, environment friendly, comparable to latest cooker but with great discount, pocket friendly and absolutely can’t operate without the help from the mother sun. I’m talking of having a solar cooker, cooking under the sun project.
Will you spend some bucks or rather choose the pocket friendly unit? I guess all of us prefer money saving units. Absolutely it could, the sun continuously gives us the heat and solar energy more than we ever need. So, the solar cooker, cooking under the sun project is definitely durable when we speak of operational source of energy.
Let’s try to make use of readily available sources within the vicinity for our solar cooker.
Things needed:
- Foils or mirrors as reflectors
- Conductive Materials
- Stand (for the food)
The construction of a solar cooker is very easy. A solar cooker is usually a box style that’s made with conductive supplies. The longer it is exposed to the sun the hotter the unit gets. The reflectors help centralize the solar heat on the food that will be cooked.
The solar cooker could reach as high as 300 degrees temperature. Knowing on how to make a homemade DIY solar cooker project is another fun project for everyone. Enjoy the heat and let’s eat!
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