investment
It must be nice to be a smart grid company at the moment. Everyone’s lauding your products, there’s a bright future ahead, you just snap your fingers and there’s some lucky devil wanting to throw cash at you. Greenbang warrants that if smart grid companies wanted to
energy
Sometimes the smallest things can have the biggest impacts. Take the Krankies, for example, or germs. Nokia’s latest invention – on show at the company’s design event on this week – is one of those nice baby steps of energy efficiency that warm Greenbang’s cockles far more than they
energy
Give computers too much intelligence and you end up with Terminator 2 and I, Robot. Greenbang shudders to think about it – imagine a future where Edward Furlong or Will Smith are our only hope for saving the world. But give computers a little intelligence and you have Pac Man and
electricity
This rather brings a new meaning to the term power dressing: Zhong Lin Wang and his fellow scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have dreamt up a new fabric that could create an electric charge from the movements of the wearer could be used to generate power. The nanofibre
mobile
Feast your gorgeous orbs on this silver bad boy. It’s Nokia’s Remade phone, made of 100 percent renewable or recycled materials and it’s being shown off by the manufacturer this week. It’s not actually a working model, more something Nokia’s boffins are messing around with
