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Applications of phase change materials include, but are not limited to: * Thermal energy storage * Conditioning of buildings, such as ‘ice-storage’ * Cooling of heat and electrical engines * Cooling: food, wine, milk products, green houses * Medical applications: transportation of blood, operating tables, hot-cold therapies * Waste heat recovery * Off-peak power utilization: [...]

There are a wide range of methods for harvesting natural energy – such as wind power, with some even converting their car engines to run off reprocessed vegetable oil, or biofuel.
Choosing to generate power from natural resources is by no means cheap, however the long term benefits still attract many to the idea in many ways – from setting up turbines at their homes to recycling materials.

Green energy, or greenergy, is a term used to describe all methods of creating energy that are environmentally friendly and non-polluting. Therefore may provide a solution to the ever-present dilemma of pollution and global warming. Scientists and entrepreneurs alike have developed many forms of green energy…

With the recent rise in energy costs many people have been looking to alternative sources of energy. One of the greatest energy sources (our sun) is readily available for the taking. We just need to be able to harness it’s power. For those interested, below is a brief history of how solar power came to be.
The history of photovoltaic energy (aka. solar cells) started way back in 1876. William Grylls Adams along with a student of his, Richard Day, discovered that when selen…
The history of solar power extends much further back than a few centuries. It has been in use since ancient times.






