Videos with tag solar
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18 Years of the World Solar Challenge

Highlights of the World Solar Challenge between 1987 and 2005 featuring winners from each event.

Channels: Motor Enthusiasts  Technology  Green & Environmental 

Added: 280 days ago by bcmoney

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Solar for Hot Water and Electricity

Sonoma Wine Company in Graton, Calif., recently installed a unique solar array that generates both electricity and hot water in one system. SmartPlanet visits the wine producer's operations and sees the new hybrid unit developed by Vinod Khosla backed start-up, Cogenra.

Channels: Technology  Green & Environmental 

Added: 419 days ago by bcmoney

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Solar Cooking: Grilling becomes thrilling

What's the best way to cook chicken?

Microwave? Convection Oven? Indoor Grill? BBQ? It might be the sun. Solar energy causes no harm to the environment, little radiation to food, and it makes this chicken taste delicious!

"Kai Yang Palang Saeng Arthit"
6632-428250
This restaurant uses a solar heating system made of 1,000 hand-mirrors to cook chicken nicely in 14 minutes. Located in Cha Um, a three hour drive from Bangkok, Thailand.

You can do it yourself too:
Making and using a (small-scale, self-contained) solar cooker

Channels: Special Interests  Technology  Green & Environmental 

Added: 812 days ago by bryan

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Solar Cans - CBC

Solar heating your home with pop cans. Click here go here for pics of a solar heater someone built on their own... same design as the one in this video (and comments from the builder.) http://www.fieldlines.com/story/2007/8/20/124818/249 for pics and description of the same kind of solar heater built by someone else.. same basic design.

Channels: Causes  Cool  Technology 

Added: 1324 days ago by bryan

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Brilliant Newfoundlander with Solution to Big Oil!

Jim Meaney, owner of Cansolair Inc. displays how he converts pop cans into a powerful solar heating panel.

Channels: Causes  Cool  Technology 

Added: 1324 days ago by bryan

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