♻️ Green Tech
Green Tech is an important part of the solution of climate change and other enviromental problems. Here you will find articles covering recycling, water purifying and tech used to conserve and protect natural resources. Also, news about Warp Green Tech Program will be found here.
🚘 More sustainable driving when the cloud takes over the steering wheel
It's time to listen to your car – so you don't have to wait until it breaks before taking it to the workshop. Cloud technology is crucial for self-driving vehicles, connects manufacturers and users closer to each other – and makes your ride more environmentally friendly.
💡 Battery prices continue to drop- what does that mean for electric cars?
Will electric cars be cheaper to buy than the equivalent petrol cars in 2025? And does it matter when the big shift from petrol to electricity takes place? We have updated our forecast from last spring.
🥤Scanner makes plastic sorting easier - and more correct
A simple scanner could help sorting companies that today use manual sorting to become more efficient at recycling different types of plastics correctly.
🌳 Installation shows the power of trees CO2-work
In this Italian garden a new installation shows guests, who visit the park, how much carbon dioxide the trees store.
✨ Just in for X-mas: biodegradable glitter
Researchers at Cambridge University have a solution that makes the sparkly holiday ahead more environmentally friendly. Biodegradable glitter in time for Christmas.
🌱 A billion corals a year - grown on land
Coral Vita’s mission is to restore lost coral reefs and grow more climate-resilient ones.
🇮🇳 14 year old finalist in Earthshot Prize for sustainable invention
The Earthshot Prize 2021 awards brilliant Indian inventions that combat high pollution: a tractor tow to make agricultural waste valuable and a solar-powered ironing cart.
☁️ Cloud services more sustainable than local servers new report shows
European companies can become significantly more sustainable by closing their data centers and moving applications to public cloud services instead. This according to a new report by 451 Research.
🥔 Construction company: Agricultural waste can replace cement
Oat husk or rice husk could be used in concrete, resulting in reduced quantities of cement necessary in concrete by almost 50 percent.