In our look at technology this month, I focus on a group of energy-generating ideas and green-living stories that caught my attention recently. Pacemakers are currently powered by batteries which must be replaced every 5 to 7 years – a Read More
This month’s technology focus is on recent advancements in biofuel production. A new source of biofuel might be an invasive species, elephant grass, which grows on marginal lands so it does not compete for land that crops need. Often thought Read More
This month I turn my attention to a set of new technologies that will improve the world around us – but are unrelated otherwise. First is a novel approach to generate energy from water. MIT engineers have developed a thin Read More
For this month’s focus on technology, let’s take a look at recent advancements incorporating the ‘wonder’ material graphene – a single atom thick sheet composed of interlocking hexagonal carbon rings. A team of engineers at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute have demonstrated Read More
There are always major technological advances to report in solar energy, so this month I turn the spotlight back on this industry. First, let’s look at a series of ideas designed to increase the solar absorption rates of solar panels. Read More
After focusing on a set of hard to classify renewable energy technologies in the last News Snippets, this month I turn my attention to advances in wind power. Sandia National Laboratories is exploring vertical-axis wind turbines for offshore energy production. Read More
In my rotating look at advances in renewable technologies, this month I focus on news stories that caught my attention in the past few months but are harder to categorize. Did you know that 58% of the energy generated in Read More
In my continued look at the renewable energy world, I turn my attention to advancements in solar technologies. Of all the articles I review each day, solar energy is far and away the most common topic. As such, I will Read More
Want to learn more? Need an imagery quote? Want to see what’s available for your area? Fill out this form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
You can also call us at (303) 993-3863
or email us at sales@apollomapping.com
"*" indicates required fields
Sign up for our newsletter and get a sweet desktop background image.
"*" indicates required fields
Here at Apollo Mapping we believe in one simple but important guiding principle – the customer comes first. Whether you’re an academic, an engineer, a map enthusiast or business owner, we believe Apollo Mapping is the clear choice for all of your geospatial, remote sensing and mapping needs.
Copyright © 2025 All Rights Reserved - Privacy Policy
"*" indicates required fields