Category: Energy & Efficiency
Nissan’s PART e-VAN – complete with solar powered roof – charges into Berlin for Champions League Final
Government scheme puts £7.5m aside for electric motorbikes, £1500 discounts available
Elon Musk promises to end Tesla “range anxiety” on Thursday
Whistl trials electric unicycle, the AirWheel Q3, for urban deliveries
Maybe we're not all doomed: Solar energy cheaper than coal in Australia?
Some potentially good news for a Monday morning: It appears that solar energy could be about to overtake coal as Australia's most viable source of energy. Hopefully, anyway. Writing in The Guardian, Giles Parkinson explains: Last week, for the first…
Review: British Gas Remote Heating Control
Name: British Gas Remote Heating Control Type: Remote heating control system Specifications: Click here for full specs Price as reviewed: £199.99 (British Gas customers), £229.99 (non British Gas customers) British Gas has come up with a complete solution to…
SugarSync CEO Laura Yecies: Dirty cloud claims are "totally ridiculous"
As cloud storage becomes more and more the norm for both consumers and businesses, concerns are being raised around the cloud's energy efficiency. Companies like Apple with their iCloud service have fallen foul of campaigns from the likes of Greenpeace,…
Orange Sound Charge: Eco-friendly Glastonbury garb
Each year Orange come up with a barmy, green-friendly gadget to coincide with the UK's Glastonbury music festival. For instance, last year they revealed the "Hot Stepper Power Wellies" that charged mobile phones just by using the heat from…
Futur Fusion: When tech meets art and cyborgs
We're suckers for robots, cyborgs and visions of the future here at Tech Digest, so we jumped at the chance to get a closer look at the new Futur Fusion exhibition taking place in London's Covent Garden area. A showcase…
REVIEW: AlertMe Starter Energy monitoring kit
In these penny-pinching times we need every bit of help we can get to keep our bills down. Is AlertMe the solution to keeping those electricity bills in check, or a needlessly expensive alternative to switching off the lights before heading on out for the day?