On this weeks show my guest is Rod Adams from The Atomic Show, and founder of Adams Atomic Engines Inc, a nuclear energy company. Nuclear you say? Is that cleantech?
This weeks show is all about having an open discussion [...]
Over the last month or so there’s been a rise in the number of energy storage technologies getting press off the back of the large announcement by Ausra about solar thermal storage. Solutions in this area have included: potential - pumping water uphill for hydropower gen; kinetic - using flywheels in shipping containers, [...]
Came across this new technology out of CSIRO that promises to allow significant advances in CO2 and gas separation and water purification…
CSIRO, through the Water for a Healthy Country Flagship, in partnership with Hanyang University in Korea, the University of Texas, has developed a new membrane that mimics pores found in plants.
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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) as we have discussed previously on the show with companies like Grid-X Power has a significant role to play in reducing the emissions profile of the built environment and industry. Predominantly this is a result of bringing [...]
On this weeks show we explore the question of “What is appropriate technology?” with CEO and founder of Engineers without Borders Australia, Daniel Almagor. There is a lot of discussion about how technology transfer will improve the lives of [...]
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