tawanai.com — Mobile base station electricity costs could rise by nearly 55% over the next five years unless operators address network inefficiencies and reduce reliance on non-renewable energy resources, according to a new report from Juniper Research. Its author, Dr Windsor Holden, said:...
tawanai.com — The September issue of the Harvard Business Review presents a well researched yet simple study on sustainability and green for companies wanting to save money and be green. Here is an excerpt… There's no alternative to sustainable development.Even so, many companies are...
tawanai.com — Did you hear about the new green phone? http://bit.ly/amxTQ # Green Phone? -phone-by-samsung/ # #Solar #Power sings agreement to supply 75-MW #Solar PV Sales Deal with Solarmarkt- http://is.gd/3EUhW (via @KenderSolar) # Last year, oil use dropped 5 percent, coal 1 percent and...
tawanai.com — Despite the economic recession, the demand for oil has gone up. As reported by Business Recorder, this rise is mainly due to consistent rise in furnace oil demand and sharp recovery in diesel sales. Pakistan State Oil (PSO) was the star performer in this month with stunning...
tawanai.com — The history and politics of oil is often the topic of books and articles. WSJ reviews a recent book Crude World. Just as there was the Bronze Age and the Iron Age, there is now the Oil Age, and we are living through its last waning decades. Juan Pablo Perez Alfonzo, a former...
tawanai.com — Green is in these days. The US cellular company Sprint has come up with an "Eco-friendly" phone which it thinks will help it with winning over those who favor green products. The phone is said to be made up of 80% recycled material and also offers quick access to eco-friendly...
tawanai.com — Siemens has announced the release of a new 3.6-megawatt (MW) wind turbine featuring a 120 meter rotor diameter. The SWT-3.6-120 turbine is based on the proven technology of the SWT-3.6-107 the world's most popular offshore wind turbine. The new machine will be equipped with...
tawanai.com — A regional Power Supply company in India said today it has started operations at the first photovoltaic solar power plant to be connected to the electric grid in India. The 2-megawatt solar project in Jamuria, West Bengal, was built at the site of an abandoned 6-MW coal-based...