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If you have a bike at home, there’s a good chance it can be easily upgraded to an e-bike. How? Crowdfunding has begun on an e-bike conversion kit that’s able to electrify nearly any normal bike in 30 seconds.

This Ecocapsule looks like it is designed to fit into the world of The Jetsons or a Star Fleet trailer park - but it also makes it easy to live sustainably off the grid.

The new all-wheel drive will be able to handle off-road travel and various weather conditions without emitting carbon dioxide.

Denton is about to become the biggest U.S. city to run on renewable energy. The city council just approved the new plan to install enough solar and wind sources to power everything by 2020.

This 3D printer creates concrete, building-code standard homes in just days at a fraction of the cost of traditional building methods.

After a long process of implementing energy-efficiency measures and installing solar arrays and battery storage, Maui College is ready to cut ties with fossil fuels forever.

Goodyear tires is trying to break into the green game with an innovative idea for a tire that would clean the air as it rolled down the highway. It is, as of now, just an idea, but it's definitely outside the box.

This wave power device works like an artificial blowhole to harvest renewable energy.

Canadian scientists are developing tech that turns manure into clean energy. University of Waterloo professor David Simakov says renewable natural gas made from farm manure and landfill sites could heat our homes, power industries, and even replace diesel fuel for trucks. http://pos.li/29cpec

It is the world’s largest consumer of coal and the second-largest of oil, after America. It has the largest power-generation capacity, by a wide margin. It also produces more carbon dioxide than any other country. But China also leads the world in clean energy development.

How do you get to a net-carbon-free global energy system by 2070? At SXSW 2018, energy and tech executives were envisioning a carbon-free future. https://pos.li/29cpet

Renewable tech alert: scientists at MIT have created a device that can generate electricity from changes in air temperature. The thermal resonator could be used to support low-power devices like remote sensors.

When he isn’t selling flamethrowers to prep us all for the zombie apocalypse, Elon Musk is prepping us for the future of renewable tech. In South Australia, his company has built the world’s biggest battery, and in its first two months of operation it’s already surpassing expectations.