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2017
Big Structures, Small Carbon Footprints Throughout history, immense structures have stood as …
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Big Structures, Small Carbon Footprints Throughout history, immense structures have stood as …
Read MoreThe Summer of Love, a social movement that saw the gathering of …
Read MoreA few days ago, the Energy Observer, a ship powered by hydrogen …
Read MoreThis week NASA turns 59. The pioneering organization has taken man-made vessels …
Read MoreVolvo, the Automaker Known for Safety, is Betting on Sustainability and Affordability …
Read MoreWhen it comes to indigenous communities, island nations, developing economies, and even …
Read MoreThe last leg of your coffee maker’s trip, from the store to …
Read MoreFrom City Utilities to Data Centers, Clean Energy’s Unstoppable Wave March set …
Read MoreTaking Energy to Always-Connected Devices, No Matter Where An aid organization using …
Read MoreAbout a month ago, Wired ran an article teasingly titled, “Honda will …
Read MoreIn casual conversation, we use the term “fire and water” to denote …
Read MoreA few days ago, Elon Musk, Tesla’s CEO, tweeted to announce that Tesla would …
Read More“We propose that a 2-month, 10-man study of artificial intelligence be carried …
Read MoreIt is easy to see how much data the apps on your …
Read MoreThis week, we are writing from the beautiful Crescent City of New …
Read MoreWant to see where 3% of the world’s energy consumption goes? Simply …
Read MoreThis Saturday, April 22, marks the 47th annual Earth Day. There are many …
Read MoreLast week, right at the NASDAQ closing bell, 13-year-old Tesla overtook 113-year-old …
Read MoreWater infrastructure is central to civilization. Throughout history, empires have risen based …
Read MoreThe move to a broader mix of sustainable energy sources is a …
Read MoreThe next transformation of the energy industry is happening at the fringes—the …
Read MoreNo-Compromise Hydrogen, Part 4 This week, we conclude our ‘No-Compromise Hydrogen’ series …
Read MoreNo-Compromise Hydrogen, Part 3 Today’s post continues our ‘No-Compromise Hydrogen’ series. In …
Read MoreNo-Compromise Hydrogen, Part 2 Last week, we opened our No-Compromise Hydrogen blog …
Read MoreInnovation in sustainable energy is occurring so rapidly that in some parts …
Read MoreOur world is warming at an accelerating rate. The year that just …
Read MoreGreek philosopher Aristotle believed, “The whole is greater than the sum of …
Read MoreIn 2009, civilization hit an inflection point: the population living in cities …
Read MoreWe wrap-up the year with a reflection on the path our No-Compromise …
Read MoreSo abundant it is practically limitless? Check. Available 24/7? Check. Clean? Check. …
Read MoreThese days, we have gotten used to reading articles and watching programs …
Read MoreWater and Civilization Sumer, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Rome, London… all built next to …
Read MoreOn the surface, boilers don’t necessarily sound like an inspiring topic for …
Read MoreLast week in Montreal, national representatives at the International Civil Aviation Organization, representing …
Read MoreAmerican astronomer Harold Shapley once marveled, “If God did create the world …
Read MoreOn November 27, 1820, a treatise with the insightful title, “On the …
Read MoreIn this short, one-minute video, I make the case for how Hydrogen …
Read MoreThe opening ceremony for the Rio Olympics had a strong environmental message. …
Read MoreThis week, we interview Wendolyn Holland, an advisor to Joi Scientific and …
Read MoreThe Energy Impossible In this three-part series about the “impossibles” that move …
Read MoreThree Technology ‘Impossibles’ Last week, I shared the first of three articles …
Read More58-Years of Opening New Frontiers for Humanity Earlier this month, NASA’s Juno …
Read MoreU.S., Canada and Mexico pledge to generate half of their energy needs …
Read MoreIn this week’s post, I’d like to share a new video that …
Read MoreA Guest Interview with Ron Haeckel This week, we talk about energy …
Read More5 interesting facts about Hydrogen: Element number one wasn’t the first element …
Read MoreThe hydrogen atom has a fascinating story in human “firsts.” Daniel Kleppner, …
Read MoreJoi Scientific business advisor Stefan Sjöström provides an insightful discussion on how …
Read MoreThe time has come for hydrogen to become the ubiquitous energy source …
Read MoreThis week, we report on a lively conversation with Joi Scientific business …
Read MoreThe super element When it comes to the Periodic Table, hydrogen is …
Read MoreA “pillar” of the relationship between superpowers On March 31, the U.S. …
Read MoreFor many of us, hydrogen is a fascinating element with unique qualities …
Read MoreIn this week’s post, I’d like to share a new video where …
Read MoreIt’s not often that you come out of an industry conference energized. …
Read MoreOne week ago today I lost a good friend, Joi Scientific lost …
Read MoreJoi Scientific’s mission to expedite the world’s transition to clean and affordable …
Read MoreThe one Superpower to make a difference Bill and Melinda Gates dedicated …
Read MoreWe know that coal is the most abundant fossil fuel on Earth. …
Read MoreAs the Hydrogen 2.0 ecosystem gains momentum, we’ll be sharing our views and insights on the new Hydrogen 2.0 Economy. We also update our blog every week with insightful and current knowledge in this growing energy field.