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Lots of pane equals “Eco-gain”
Ever tried to measure you “carbon Footprint” in the world? Or wondered if you might build your very own Eco friendly house in the middle of nowhere? Interested in Biofuel, wind power or solar energy? Well, it might surprise you to learn that double glazing your home, wherever it is in the world, can both enhance the original building and give you plenty of “Brownie points” in Eco Construction. [Read More...]
Electricity
Environmental Friendly Construction, Aspects to Consider – Electrics and Electronics
Civilization is soaring with new inventions and gadgets, most of them relying in electricity to work.Washing machines, dryers, fridges, bulbs and lamps, televisions and radios, cameras and computers, mobiles and game sets are all responsible for a huge electric consumption all over the word.
Environmental Aspects in Construction
Environmental Friendly Construction, Aspects to Consider – Water
The planet Earth is like a porous sponge and water is absorbed as well as springs from the ground. Many people are oblivious to the fact that what is thrown on the floor or thrown in the water will find its way to the groundwater. Groundwater reaches rivers and the sea and all pollutants that [...]
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Third-generation technologies
Third-generation technologies are still not yet widely demonstrated or advertised. They are still being developed and depend on attracting sufficient attention and funding.
Second-generation technologies
The demand for second-generation technologies is strong and still growing, but this is happening in only in a few countries. The challenge is for continued growth worldwide. Using second-generation technologies in one country not only reduces technology costs for the users there, but also in other countries thereby contributing to overall cost reductions.
First-generation technologies
First-generation technologies are of the most benefit in locations with abundant resources. Their future use depends on the available resource potential, particularly in developing countries. They also need to overcome challenges related to the environment and social acceptance.