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TechnologyGermans Turn Famous Autobahn into E-Highway to Recharge Trucks on the Go
Germany’s Environment Ministry along with engineering company Siemens have launched the nation’s first e-Highway earlier this year, powering hybrid trucks in a first step towards transforming to a greener method of goods transportation.
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TechnologySweden’s E-Road to Fossil Free Transportation Now Two Kilometers Long
The Swedish Transport Administration constructed a two-kilometer electrified road in the Stockholm area – the first of its kind that can charge all types of electric and hybrid vehicles – as part of a project aimed at electrifying all highways in the nation.
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TechnologyNew Device Uses Night Sky to Switch On Light Bulb
When Stanford engineer Aaswath Raman drove by a village in Sierra Leone that didn’t have a single light on in its streets, he was inspired to build a device that generates electricity using the temperature differences that arise after sunset.
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EnvironmentTrash Mountain to Provide Power in Addis Ababa
A huge heap of trash is the newest power plant in Ethiopia: Samuel Alemayehu, a Stanford engineer from Ethiopia, turned the big problem of waste management in booming Africa to an even bigger benefit with Africa’s first “waste-to-energy” plant.
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