Sustainable energy is the future, we know that, but if we want to see more options and technologies that use it, then they have to be supported now. Powerhouse is the accelerator and incubator group that’s focusing on helping to support start-ups that focus on green energy.
Packing is always sort of pain isn’t it? Everything is just in the suitcase, however you can get it in. Be more organized with your packing in the future. The Alife Design Packing Cubes will get you more organized with less stress.
Flame makes the prettiest lighting but unfortunately for as mood setting as it is, it’s not really great for doing things other than gazing into someone’s eyes and it can be a hazard in the home. Don’t worry though, you can get that same effect with the Flame Effect Light Bulb, the bulb that mimics fire.
Electric cars need places to juice up and Vattenfall is going to be installing charging stations in the UK which is awesome because their ports are powered totally by renewable energy making driving an electric car, that much more eco-friendly as long as they’re using one of the InCharge ports.
We can read books pretty much anywhere we can carry a phone these days but you still may not have the time to leisurely enjoy the written word. If you’ve got a couple of minutes in your day, you can read some of the classics bit by bit with DailyLit, the service that sends you micro sections of fiction.
Boomboxes were the perfect little music machines back in the age of tapes and CDs. But now we live in the future and we need our boomboxes to do more. The Bluetooth/DVD Boombox not only plays music however you want it but you can also watch movies on it. Fun!
Here’s some incentive to switching to solar: not only can you save money on your electric, you may be able to make some too. Social Energy is releasing their innovative home systems that allow users to sell their stored energy to their local market.
One of the things we need to do to help turn the tide on climate change is move away from fossil fuels like coal and more into low carbon fuels. Biofuel is a good prospect and the guts of a tiny crustacean may give us the key to turning wood into such fuel.
