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Timon Singh

 

Timon Singh is a graduate of Liverpool University where he received a degree in Social and Economic History. He has previously worked for BBC Magazines and written extensively on all aspects of worldwide infrastructure including construction, renewable energy, transportation, security and communications and waste management (ok, maybe less extensively on that one...).

He currently resides in the United Kingdom (Bristol, to be precise) where he is also a full time film geek.

Follow him on Twitter: @timonsingh

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Juice Bar Chargers Offer Free EV Fill-Ups

Juice Bar Chargers Offer Free EV Fill-Ups

Electric vehicles would become much more appealing to the general consumer if they were cheap to fuel. With that in mind, Connecticut-based Green Garage Associates has realized that even better

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North America’s Greenest Hotel Opens in Toronto, Canada

North America’s Greenest Hotel Opens in Toronto, Canada

What was once an old abandoned building is now the greenest hotel in North America. The Planet Traveler is the brainchild of Anthony Aarts and Tom Rand, who recently wrote and released the

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ZenithSolar Creates Solar Generator with Incredible 72% Efficiency

ZenithSolar Creates Solar Generator with Incredible 72% Efficiency

Israel-based energy company ZenithSolar has broken records with its 3rd generation CHP solar energy generator (Solar Z20) that combines heat and power systems to create an incredible 72% solar

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Dutch Incinerator “Cathedral” to Transform Waste Into Energy

Dutch Incinerator “Cathedral” to Transform Waste Into Energy

Dutch architect Erick van Egeraat has been contracted by the Dutch Board of Waste and energy supplier KARA/Noveren to design a new waste-to-power incineration line in Roskilde, Denmark. The

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Super Soaker Inventor To Tackle Solar Power

Super Soaker Inventor To Tackle Solar Power

As far as this writer is concerned the only connection between Super Soakers and solar power is that if the sun is out, a water fight could be in the cards. However there is another link –

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Implanted LED Tattoos May Become The Next Big Trend

Implanted LED Tattoos May Become The Next Big Trend

While it may seem like tattoos are the norm now, no one has ink like this. A team from the University of Illinois led by John Rogers has devised a method to actually install LED lights under the

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MIT Unveils Portable Solar-Powered Water Desalination System

MIT Unveils Portable Solar-Powered Water Desalination System

A team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Field and Space Robotic Laboratory (FSRL) has designed a new solar-powered water desalination system to provide drinking water

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Nespresso Batteries Made From Used Coffee Capsules

Nespresso Batteries Made From Used Coffee Capsules

Using coffee to create energy isn’t a new idea – we’ve already told you about coffee powered cars and ‘inhalable coffee’. But now one innovative company has even

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SolarPrint Develops Ready-To-Print Solar Cells

SolarPrint Develops Ready-To-Print Solar Cells

Irish company SolarPrint has developed a new type of printable solar cells that can be produced quickly and easily and can even generate energy from fading sunlight. Since the dye-sensitized

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Ford Developing Biofuel From Algae for Use in Vehicles

Ford Developing Biofuel From Algae for Use in Vehicles

When one of the biggest car manufacturers in the world invests their capital into algae biofuel research, you know that renewable energy will soon play a major role in the global

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UK Campaign Aims to Build Legendary Steam-Powered Computer

UK Campaign Aims to Build Legendary Steam-Powered Computer

Steam-punk is alive and well in the UK thanks to a mounting campaign to build a massive steam-powered computer that was first conceived in 1837. The campaign to construct Charles Babbage’s

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Cyclist Journeys From France To Japan on Solar Electric Bike!

Cyclist Journeys From France To Japan on Solar Electric Bike!

If you live in Europe, the general way to get to Japan is to fly. However French cyclist Florian Bailly opted for a different method of transport – a solar electric bicycle. His epic

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DOI Approves First Solar ‘Power Tower’ in the US

DOI Approves First Solar ‘Power Tower’ in the US

The Department of the Interior (DOI) has just approved the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System, the first large-scale solar energy project in the United States to utilise ‘power

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Google Funded Geothermal Vents Could Double Virginia’s Energy

Google Funded Geothermal Vents Could Double Virginia’s Energy

Google seems to be all about renewable energy these days – the online search giant just invested in both an offshore wind highway and a human powered monorail system. Today a project

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World’s Largest Laser a Step Closer to Fusion Energy

World’s Largest Laser a Step Closer to Fusion Energy

This week California’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced that it fired up the world’s largest laser in a ‘dry run’ — a crucial first step towards the

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World’s Largest Wind Farm Will Be Built in Oregon

World’s Largest Wind Farm Will Be Built in Oregon

The US Department of Energy has approved the partial guarantee for a $1.3 billion loan to support the construction of the world’s largest wind farm, located in eastern Oregon. Known as

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Corn Waste Transformed Into Versatile Building Material

Corn Waste Transformed Into Versatile Building Material

A team from the University of Illinois have created a “proprietary corn-based composite board” that can be used as a construction material instead of plywood or fiberboard. Dubbed

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Electric Renault DeZir Unveiled at Paris Motor Show

Electric Renault DeZir Unveiled at Paris Motor Show

The Renault DeZir is one of the most striking green super cars that we’ve ever seen, and this month it was officially unveiled at the Paris Motor Show. Underneath its fluid lines and

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Contour Energy Systems Designing Batteries That Last 10x Longer

Contour Energy Systems Designing Batteries That Last 10x Longer

Lithium ion batteries may be the battery of choice for electric vehicles such as the Prius, but they’e still severely limited, with some batteries needing a recharge after 100 miles. As

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London Unveils Plans for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

London Unveils Plans for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

The UK’s Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, Rt. Hon Jeremy Hunt MP, recently announced that upon the completion of the 2012 London Olympics, the Olympic Park will

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Piezoelectric Device Harvests Wasted Heat Energy From Tech

Piezoelectric Device Harvests Wasted Heat Energy From Tech

When using devices such as laptops and phones, a certain amount of energy is always wasted via heat. However, researcher Dr. Long Que at Louisiana Tech University has made a green tech

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Josh Hadar’s Electric E-Trike Chopper Can Hit 45MPH

Josh Hadar’s Electric E-Trike Chopper Can Hit 45MPH

New York-based artist Josh Hadar has developed an electric three-wheeler dubbed the E-Trike that not only runs on renewable energy, but it has enough power to hold its own on city streets. Built

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POO POWER: 200 Homes In UK Heated By Human Waste

POO POWER: 200 Homes In UK Heated By Human Waste

Over 200 homes in Didcot, UK are now being heated with human waste! Before you lose your lunch, allow us to explain that the waste is highly purified at a nearby sewage station and converted

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Massachusetts Set To Install 100 EV Charging Stations!

Massachusetts Set To Install 100 EV Charging Stations!

You’d have expected such news to come from the Prius-loving state of California, but it’s actually Massachusetts that has announced that it is going to make life easier for its EV

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Omega Center Achieves LEED Platinum Certification!

Omega Center Achieves LEED Platinum Certification!

We’ve been closely following the Omega Center for Sustainable Living in upstate New York, and we’re thrilled to announce that this week the state-of-the-art environmental education

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An Electric Bike That Runs On Water!

An Electric Bike That Runs On Water!

Earlier this week, we showed you a motorcycle that runs on solar power, so it’s only fitting that now we bring you news of an electric bycle that runs on water! Developed by SIGNa

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JA Solar to Supply BP Solar with More Than 185MW of Solar Cells

JA Solar to Supply BP Solar with More Than 185MW of Solar Cells

While BP may be best known for their oil exploration and destruction of the Gulf of Mexico, the conglomerate also has a company focused on solar power called BP Alternative Energy or BP Solar.

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Solar Winds Could Provide 100 Billion Times Earth’s Energy Needs

Solar Winds Could Provide 100 Billion Times Earth’s Energy Needs

Researchers from Washington State University have published a paper in the International Journal of Astrobiology stating that energy from solar winds could replace conventional forms of

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NIST Scientists Unveil Glowing “Nanowire LEDs”

NIST Scientists Unveil Glowing “Nanowire LEDs”

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently lit up the world of lighting technology as they unveiled a new type of glowing nanowires that feature properties

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Carbon Fiber Hybrid Yacht is Decked Out With Wind Turbines

Carbon Fiber Hybrid Yacht is Decked Out With Wind Turbines

International Battery has joined forces with Electric Marine Propulsion to create a yacht that not only runs on electric batteries, but charges them using wind energy — even when the sails

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