Join us on an exciting new episode of our podcast as we delve into the world of cutting-edge solar technology. In this episode, we explore the fascinating subject of man-made perovskites as solar collectors, and how they are transforming the way we think about solar energy.

I try to explain perovskites and how they can be used to capture sunlight and convert it into electricity with incredible efficiency. We will also take a closer look at the innovative solar companies that are making it possible to collect energy from transparent solar surfaces, such as windows and building facades, and how this technology is changing the way we think about sustainable energy production.

Whether you're an industry professional, a solar enthusiast, or simply curious about the latest advancements in renewable energy, this episode is not to be missed. So tune in and discover how man-made perovskites and transparent solar surfaces are helping to shape the future of solar energy.

In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of water power and the innovative companies that are researching, developing and setting up new systems that harness this renewable energy source. Specifically, we'll talk about OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion) and SWAC (Seawater Air Conditioning), which are cutting-edge methods for generating power and cooling using the ocean's natural temperature differences. We'll also look at how these technologies we’ll go over the companies that are  integrating the renewable energy, we include a little solar power chat, to create a more sustainable and resilient energy future. Join us as we learn about the challenges and opportunities of water power and how it's shaping the future of energy production.

Welcome to today's episode of our podcast.  In particular, we'll be focusing on water power SWAC and DLWC systems. SWAC, or seawater air conditioning, is a promising technology that uses cold deep seawater to cool buildings in tropical regions. DLWC, or deep lake water cooling, is a similar technology that uses cold water from the depths of lakes to provide cooling in urban areas. Both of these technologies offer a sustainable alternative to traditional air conditioning and energy production which are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. Who or want is Canada's pet rock?

Welcome to the GreentechGossip, where we talk in layman's terms about environmental issues and the tech solutions we find that could help. Teams of experts from various countries are exploring various types of ocean power, starting with the energy generated by the movement of salt and freshwater in this episode also, drinking seawater, Frank gives us some details about his carbon footprint and his friend's solar ponds. Join us to dive into the depths of ocean power and discover if you think it can be used for a more sustainable future.

Welcome to green tech gossip where we discuss in layman's terms the environmental future of our planet exploring both the simple and the tech solutions people are coming with. In this episode you catch us talking about the 4 generations of biofuel, hydrogen fuel cells, and the feasibility of using 1st generation biofuel. Frank remembers helping to make ethanol and we chat about Urine power.

Welcome to green tech gossip Where we discuss in Layman's terms The environmental future of our planet exploring both the simple and the tech solutions people are coming with. In this Episode you catch us talking about producing power from hydrogen, wind, water and touch on biofuel.

Here on green Tech Gossip, in this short episode we want you to stay warm in these cold days of winter, everyone north of 40 needs warmth. Joni B and Frank gossip about how creative people are making practically free heat for themselves. We also chat about hydrogen for power.

Welcome to the Green Tech Gossip podcast. We are your hosts, Joni B.. & Frank. We are here today to talk about the latest green tech trends and ways individuals are making a difference in helping us live more sustainably. This episode we're discussing alternatives to plastic spoons and repurposing Bagasse, which is left over from processing sugarcane. Will mycelium take over, like in the show, 'the last of us?' We'll be talking about mycelium packaging. So join us as we explore the world of green tech and listen to us discuss how we can reduce our plastic footprint by making better choices.

Welcome to the Green Tech Podcast! We are here to discuss the latest news and trends in green technology. In this episode, we have a good old gossip about the up-cycling of flip-flops and how they can be used to create products that are beautiful. We will also discuss the various alternatives to plastic bottles and how they can be used to reduce our environmental footprint. So, join us as we dive into the world of green tech and discover how we can make our world more sustainable.

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