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(VAKEN.se) Politikernas hantering av energifrågan leder till elbrist och dramatiskt höjda priser på bränsle. Energi har blivit politikernas nya skattebas men den kommer leda till att de med de minsta inkomsterna drabbas hårdast. Lars Bern beskriver elenergisituationen i Sverige och ger förslag på åtgärder för att minska skadeverkningarna. →
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(Natural News) According to a report from EcoWatch.com, more than 100 cities around the world now rely on renewable energy for 70 percent of their electricity needs. Data from research by the non-profit group CDP has confirmed that over 100 cities worldwide receive about 70 percent of their electricity from renewable sources like geothermal, hydropower, solar, and wind. This is a…..Read more
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Apple’s newest store in Singapore is more than eye-catching, it runs on 100% renewable energy!
Credit: © Nigel Young and Apple
Last weekend, the first Apple store in Southeast Asia opened its doors to tech-savvy customers. To keep with the company’s mission to “generate and source from more than 4 gigawatts of new clean energy worldwide by 2020,” the new building, which was designed by Foster + Partners and Apple, is powered entirely by clean energy.
The Apple Orchard Road store features mature trees inside and outside the shop. Due to a stunning glass front, the splendor can be witnessed from meters away. Considered to be one of Foster + Partners’ “greenest Apple spaces yet,” the store is located in the heart of Singapore and was crafted to portray the strong focus on community and connection to nature.
Stefan Behling, Head of Studio, Foster + Partners said:
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