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The money to fund an extended Cash for Clunkers program could come at the expense of renewable energy companies. The House on Friday overwhelmingly passed a bill to extend the program which gives consumers up to $4,500 for trading in old cars for new, fuel-efficient ones with an additional $… [...]
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Acciona solar thermal plant in Nevada. (Credit: Acciona) The U.S. Army on Friday detailed what it expects to be the Department of Defense’s largest solar energy project–a 500-megawatt installation at the Fort Irwin base in the Mojave Desert in California. The solar power will be generated by both … [...]
The Zero DS (Credit: Zero Motorcycles) The all-electric Zero DS motorcycle from start-up Zero Motorcycles became available in the U.S. on Thursday. For $9,950, U.S. drivers can ride both on and off-road free from carbon guilt. In addition to running on a power pack of lithium-ion batteries, … Originally posted at Planetary Gear [...] The Department of Energy on Wednesday detailed $30 billion in loan guarantees available to promote renewable energy and grid upgrades.
The DOE is soliciting applications for projects in renewable energy and added electricity transmission. This phase of loan guarantees also makes loans available for “cutting edge” biofuels projects. The solicitations … [...] |
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Today while browsing evilmadscientist.com I found a link to this flicker set by Happy Monkey. It’s tapecraft! Basically papercraft, but using tape instead. And most of the stuff is geometric figures instead of like, an Instructables robot.
The crazy Evil Mad Scientists have gone and made another cool item and shared the instructions with the rest of us. This time around it’s a d20 handbag so you can carry around what’s important to you and show your role-playing roots at the same time.
If you want to make something cool for yourself, you can use some household items and your imagination to create some amazing things. Anni Albers did just that several decades ago and you can now get kits to recreate them. Or maybe just dig around in your drawers and see what you can make with what …
Halloween is coming, folks. If you want to get your own family pirate outfits in order, you’ll need this one for your dog. It may be a bit involved, but it looks like the results are worth it.
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