Renewables

About the construction — Phase 1

Tamás Vígh

September 3, 2017

3D Printing, ENVIENTA, Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics
These game-changing solar panels are cheap and can be printed

Tamás Vígh

May 30, 2017

Renewables, Topics
What self-sufficient living is about and 8 tips on how to achieve it

Tamás Vígh

May 18, 2017

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics
Alternative farming on the rise in besieged Gaza

Tamás Vígh

May 3, 2017

Renewables, Smart Garden, Topics
How the power grid works?

Tamás Vígh

April 21, 2017

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics
The WaterNest: An eco-friendly floating house

Tamás Vígh

April 6, 2017

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics

Floating solar panels: A viable solution?

December 2, 2016

Since 2011, French Company Ciel & Terre has been developing large-scale floating solar solutions. Their innovative Hydrelio Floating PV system allows standard PV panels to be installed on large bodies of w... Read More...

Elon Musk: Tesla solar roof will likely cost less than a normal roof

Tamás Vígh

November 30, 2016

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the solar roof that will be sold under a combined Tesla-SolarCity will likely cost less than a normal roof to install. Tesla and SolarCity shareholders voted in favor of the merger, a ... Read More...

Renewable energy can improve lives of agri-food chain poor

Tamás Vígh

November 11, 2016

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics

A new study has described the role renewable energy can have in elevating the livelihoods of the millions of rural poor, specifically in terms of the impact it can have on the billions of people employed in the agri-food chain. Released over the weekend at th... Read More...

Desert Farm Grows 17,000 Tons of Food without Soil, Pesticides, Fossil Fuels or Groundwater

Tamás Vígh

October 21, 2016

Renewables, Smart Garden, Topics

The world’s first farm to use seawater and sunlight to grow food in the middle of a desert just opened.Using coconut husks, 23,000 mirrors to reflect solar power, and desalinated water, Sundrop Farms situated i... Read More...

KODA is a tiny solar-powered house that can move with its owners

Tamás Vígh

October 12, 2016

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Smart Home, Topics

Movable home options have expanded far beyond RVs and renovated buses. For those with a penchant for modern minimalism and endless travel, Estonian design collective Kodasema created KODA, a tiny prefabricated ... Read More...

Micro-windmills could recharge smartphone batteries

Tamás Vígh

September 22, 2016

Lifestyle | Values, Renewables, Topics

We have come a long way in clean energy production, especially in methods of harnessing the wind to make power. We have seen our fair share of larger than life wind turbines and growing wind farms, both on land and out on the sea. One thing remains the same—it... Read More...

Solar-powered Pipe desalinizes 1.5 billion gallons of drinking water for California

Dániel Szőke

September 21, 2016

Economy | Currencies, Renewables, Topics

The infrastructure California needs to generate energy for electricity and clean water, which will be significant, need not blight the landscape. Designs like The Pipe demonstrate how the provision of public s... Read More...

New fabric uses sun and wind to power devices

Tamás Vígh

September 15, 2016

Lifestyle | Values, Nanotechnology, Renewables

Fabrics that can generate electricity from physical movement have been in the works for a few years. Now researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have taken the next step, developing a fabric that can sim... Read More...

The promise of a digitally-enabled circular economy

Tamás Vígh

September 13, 2016

Economy | Currencies, Renewables, Topics

Where is innovation heading in the 21st Century? For every new technology poised to reinvent the way we live, work and interact, there seem to be many more incremental or even superficial improvements, rolled out by businesses wrestling for customer dollars. E... Read More...

The IoT – solar connection: How home automation could affect clean energy

Tamás Vígh

September 5, 2016

IoT | Big Data | Sensors, Renewables, Smart Home

Ask a real estate agent to name the top homebuying trend for 2016, and it’s very likely he or she will say “going green.” Consumer surveys show that sustainable features are on buyers’ want lists at much higher... Read More...

Calculations for Phase 3. & 4.

“This is to be solved by smarter people than me!”

Makers in San Francisco

Expansion of the Network

The theory of periodic economic development

The Singularity Must Be Decentralized

Back to the future – striving for self-sufficiency

Pilot projects – Thought experiment

About the construction — Phase 1

These game-changing solar panels are cheap and can be printed

What self-sufficient living is about and 8 tips on how to achieve it

Alternative farming on the rise in besieged Gaza

How the power grid works?

The WaterNest: An eco-friendly floating house

Floating solar panels: A viable solution?

Elon Musk: Tesla solar roof will likely cost less than a normal roof

Renewable energy can improve lives of agri-food chain poor

Desert Farm Grows 17,000 Tons of Food without Soil, Pesticides, Fossil Fuels or Groundwater

KODA is a tiny solar-powered house that can move with its owners

Micro-windmills could recharge smartphone batteries

Solar-powered Pipe desalinizes 1.5 billion gallons of drinking water for California

New fabric uses sun and wind to power devices

The promise of a digitally-enabled circular economy

The IoT – solar connection: How home automation could affect clean energy

“This is to be solved by smarter people than me!”

Makers in San Francisco

Expansion of the Network

Meetup-cocktail

Standout—ENVIENTA in Africa

Expansion of the Network

Standout—ENVIENTA in Africa

Destruction and reconstitution

He that seeks, finds

Next steps