This video infographic shows all the latest figures about Renewable Energy. For more cool video infographics visit – http://www.videoinfographs.com
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Jan
27
The Future of Renewable Energy – VideoInfographs.com
posted by: admin in Renewable on 01 27th, 2012 | | No Comments »
Dec
22
Renewable Energy Specialists video.mov
posted by: admin in Renewable on 12 22nd, 2011 | | No Comments »
Film about Renewable energy training in UK & Europe run by not for profit company Embrace Cooperation Ltd, who’s headquarters are based in Brixton, London.
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Duration : 0:3:6
Dec
17
Nuclear Weapons: A Visual Timeline
posted by: admin in Nuclear on 12 17th, 2011 | | 25 Comments »
Over 2,000 atomic bombs have been detonated worldwide since 1945. This is a brief timeline showing every blast on a world map up until 1998.
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The full test world map timeline by artist Isao Hashimoto:
Blast videos:
The US “Trinity” atomic test:
Hiroshima
Nagasaki:
1st Soviet test “RDS-1″:
1st British test “Hurricane”:
US tests first hydrogen bomb “Ivy Mike”:
French test 1st nuke “Gerboise Bleue”:
USSR tests largest weapon ever (“Tsar Bomba”):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGX8uq1e4Mo&hd=1
China tests first nuclear weapon “596″:
India’s first test “Smiling Buddha”:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ce5_1244045668
Pakistan’s first atomic bomb test:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR3lsTX_rLg
Duration : 0:4:14
Oct
8
Renewable Hydrogen Technology – ZEEP24 #DigInfo
posted by: admin in Renewable on 10 8th, 2011 | | 1 Comment »
DigInfo TV – http://diginfo.tv
1/9/2011
FC-R&D
ZEEP24
Duration : 0:3:3
Jul
5
FREE ENERGY – Solar Powered Cell Phone Hack
posted by: admin in Energy on 07 5th, 2011 | | 25 Comments »
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A way to convert your cell phone to solar power and take advantage of free Energy. Solar powered Cell phone hack
Duration : 0:2:32
Jun
25
Climate Activist Tim DeChristopher: A Green Economy Will Be a More Fair Economy
posted by: admin in Renewable on 06 25th, 2011 | | 1 Comment »
The transition to a Renewable energy economy will mean more than just a change in Energy policy—it will signal the emergence of a more equal economic system and the breakup of massive concentrations of wealth bound up in our reliance on fossil fuels. And it will require an activist movement that dares to challenge the country to choose between corporate plutocracy or a green, fair economy.
In this interview with Kevin Gosztola at Netroots Nation 2011, Peaceful Uprising’s Tim DeChristopher explains how environmental activists are using civil disobedience techniques learned from earlier American social movements to take bold action to resist the anti-environment status quo. DeChristopher currently faces up to four and half years of jail time for disrupting a 2008 auction of public lands arranged by the Bush administration.
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Duration : 0:8:58
Jun
18
Infineon – Renewable energy from offshore wind farms
posted by: admin in Renewable on 06 18th, 2011 | | No Comments »
http://www.infineon.com/energy-efficiency – Energy means life: It heats houses, powers cars and lights megacities. The global appetite for energy is voracious, while resources are dwindling.
One third of the energy consumed worldwide is electricity and the trend is rising. The name of the key energy source of the future is energy efficiency. Optimal electricity use is achieved by harnessing smart semiconductor technology: Innovative chip solutions fine-tune cars, industrial plants, consumer and household electronics to use less energy. And smart meters permit evaluation of every kilowatt hour with to-the-minute accuracy, helping to save electricity.
The future of Wind Energy can be identified in offshore areas worldwide. Looking just at the North- and Baltic Sea, around 30 offshore wind farms are planned to come up in the next few years.
Tomorrow’s electricity grids will be smart
The electricity grids of the future will feed themselves locally from wind, sun and water. However peaks and troughs are inevitable. Smart grids will control the power supply and demand thus ensuring a reliable flow of current.
Employing Infineon’s innovative semiconductor solutions means that electricity comes from the socket with low losses. Our power electronics transmit Energy from the power station to the consumer efficiently, over thousands of kilometers.
Duration : 0:7:33
Jun
14
Renewables on the Cape Verde Islands | Global Ideas
posted by: admin in Renewable on 06 14th, 2011 | | No Comments »
The Cape Verde Islands get plenty of sunshine and strong winds all year long. The island nation in the Atlantic Ocean already draws a fourth of its Energy needs from wind and solar energy. But the island’s government aims to double that amount by 2020 and scale back the use of polluting fossil fuels. It’s the first country in western Africa to pass a law on Renewable energies.
Duration : 0:6:47
Jun
5
Vis Viva (part 1) Energy Sources and Renewable Energy Systems
posted by: admin in Renewable on 06 5th, 2011 | | No Comments »
An educational film on energy sources and Renewable energy systems. This film specifically is aimed at solar Energy systems, conservation of energy and steps to take to use less energy in our lives. It can be integrated with several state science and environmental learning standards.
Duration : 0:9:2
Apr
22
Renewable energy in the Caribbean | Global Ideas
posted by: admin in Renewable on 04 22nd, 2011 | | 1 Comment »
The Caribbean islands are still almost entirely dependent on oil for their electricity needs. Renewable Energy plays a negligible role in the region’s energy supply despite the fact that geographical and climate conditions are ideal. Theoretically, the islands could meet all their electricity needs with geothermal energy and hydropower – and slowly but surely, that switch is happening. Report by Elke Opielka.
Duration : 0:6:26