The U.S. Green Building Council’s rating system LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) has become increasingly important and popular in recent years. Since its creation in 1998, LEED has grown to include over 12,000 projects in more than 30 countries. However, even basic LEED certifications can be incredibly difficult to achieve. Before your building project […]
Posted bySteveon10.29.2012inGreen Building
North Africa is one of the sunniest regions in the world. No wonder why solar power, and especially concentrated solar power (CSP) plants, have seen a tremendous growth in the last couple of years. Morocco is confident that they will become a world-class solar energy producer in the near future. “Our target is that in […]
When electrical systems or power grids become overloaded, blackouts can occur. A blackout, or power outage, poses a great inconvenience to those affected — especially businesses. An electricity shortage not only leaves a business without power, it can also prevent a business from operating altogether. After all, without power, manufacturers can’t function, restaurants can’t serve […]
Posted bySteveon09.14.2012inEnergy
Most of us are well aware of the health and economic benefits of bicycle commuting, but in most cities the car is still king. Even in cities such as Victoria, which have ample bike lanes and paths, the majority of people still drive almost everywhere. Is fear of a serious bike injury the motivating factor? […]
Posted bySteveon08.28.2012inTransportation
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