Have Solar Power, Will Travel

When challenged by an environmentalist to figure out how to provide water, electricity, and internet access to people located in even the most remote regions of the world, EcoSphere Technologies developed the PowerCube. Essentially a set of extendable and retractable solar panels, the PowerCube can be transported anywhere it's 15 kilowatt generator is needed.

The PowerCube also has atmospheric water generators, which provide water directly from air humidity, as well as internet connectivity and satellite communications. Designed specifically for disaster relief, humanitarian, and military uses, it can be flown in via helicopter to remote villages for schools and medical clinics and to disaster sites.

Solar Roadways: Driving Green

Testing the Solar Roadway Panels with a Tractor

Imagine driving down a road that is powering your car, your city, and itself all at the same time. No more paint lines, just use LEDs lights that can also tell you road speed or when someone is crossing the street. Snow? Ice? Not a problem, internal heaters keep snow and ice from forming on the road. What powers this amazing roadway? Light. Sun, headlamps, anything that produces light that the panels can transform into electricity.  Brilliant! (Pun intended)

Check them out! Solar Roadways

Greenhouse Recycling

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A greenhouse in Ladner, BC has successfully implemented the most advanced greenhouse technology ever. A fuel-cell system that will process the gasses that come off of landfills into renewable heat and food grade carbon dioxide (CO2), as well as producing electricity and hydrogen to sell to commercial markets. Since there is no combustion involved in the process, there are also virtually no pollutants – making this greenhouse truly “Green.”
 
Read more in GREENHOUSE CANADA