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A giant rubber tube known as the “Anaconda” may present an viable solution to the challenge of generating electricity from the power of ocean waves. Under development in the UK, the simple design means it would be cheap to manufacture and maintain, resulting in clean electricity at a lower cost than other types of wave based energy production...

Investors Business Daily has an excellent post on the first of its energy series reinforcing the myths about what your Congressman is lying. "We can't drill our way out of our energy crisis.""Oil companies are sitting on 68 million acres of oil leases and refuse to drill." "Even if drilling works,

Floor plans have been released and the reservations list opened for the "world's first building in motion" - the Dynamic Tower in Dubai. Italian architect Dr. David Fisher made the announcement on June 24 at the official launch of the revolutionary 1,380 foot skyscraper which will have 80 floors and

It is a big mistake to believe liberal politicians who decry the high price of gasoline and condemn the oil companies for their 'obscene' profits. Their crocodile tears are merely a smokescreen that hides their true intent. And their charge that 'Bush did it to help his buddies in the oil business' is but a red herring to draw attention away from their sordid scheme.

June 26, 2008 It's safe to say that there is a transport revolution underway. Driven by the need for cleaner, more efficient and more versatile vehicles, it's delivering an unprecedented number of radical and innovative designs for the road, sea, and for the air.

June 25, 2008 A controversial development proposal now under consideration aims to turn London's iconic but defunct Battersea Power Station into a carbon-neutral biofuel power plant. The proposal also includes a 300 meter-tall residential tower featuring solar powered climate control and a glass

June 25, 2008 Mazda has committed to cutting the fuel consumption of its vehicles by an average of 30% by 2015. The company is exploring a combination of fuel-cutting initiatives, including the development of lighter-weight technologies aimed at reducing vehicle weight by 100 kilograms from 2011,

Peak oil is proving a great motivator for the exploration of radical alternative energy ideas and ongoing developments show that we haven’t even scratched the surface. The latest shining example comes from the UK, where plans to harness the power of pedestrians to generate electricity are underway...

More power to him! No pun intended! Want to know more about nuclear reactors and their history? Check out Lou Guzzo of Wacky Nation - he has some great insights.

Energy is our one of the prime source of a world economy. However, it is not going to last long. There are some fundamental rules that one needs to accept now. - The era for the cheap oil is over. - Alternative energy source is not ready to meet global supply and demands - There is an urgency to invest in alternative energy sources.