MIT Miracle Glass Keeps Itself Clean

MIT researchers have created a glass whose rough finish – at least at the microscopic level – helps keep it clean, glare-free and fog-resistant. Read more →
5 Green Tech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 27, 2012

Teaming up with China for cheap EVs, clashing with homeowners' associations over solar panels, and clean energy as an economic boost for Native Americans. Read more →
5 Green Tech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 19, 2012

Other people are chatting about testing the range and greenness of electric vehicles, solar power on the market and on school campuses, and more. Read more →
Could Sexy Sell Solar Panels? Ask American Apparel

American Apparel has released a video depicting bikini clad models scrubbing down solar panels on the rooftop of its LA factory. Read more →
5 GreenTech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 17, 2012

Cell-phone-based solar energy, clean and charming electric milk trucks, and sustainability as a step towards exploring the cosmos? No, really. Come check it out. Read more →
5 GreenTech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 16, 2012

The world today looks into molten-salt technology to boost the solar industry, and how energy-efficiency is being marketed a bit differently. Check it out. Read more →
Foldout Solar Panels Provide Power On The Go

These Japanese solar panels are incredibly flexible and waterproof—perfect for mobile power generation. Read more →
MIT 3D Solar Panels The Clean Energy Game Changer?

MIT researchers have developed 3-D solar designs they believe can more than double the solar power generated from a given area, compared to that of traditional solar layouts. Read more →
Five Solar Backpacks For Charging on the Go

Today's photo gallery checks out some solar-powered backpacks, from the rugged to the sleek, that mean you don't have to stop moving to charge your phone. Read more →
Five Solar Powered US Farms

Today's photo gallery takes a look at the use of solar power on farms across the country, from large-scale food producers to smaller CSAs. Read more →




