Developed by KPIT-CSIR in Pune, India’s first domestically developed hydrogen fuel cell bus was launched by the Union Minister of State, Dr. Jitendra Singh. This project is being touted as a part of Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Hydrogen Vision’ that aims to provide affordable and accessible
When you are flying from London to New York or vice-versa, the trip is quite exciting. But you often get troubled with a long-haul flight. Isn’t it? But not shortly! US-based aerospace company Boom Supersonic is working on developing its futuristic supersonic jet Overture which
You may be aware of the harmful impact of CO2 emissions via jet fuel. That’s why there is an immediate need for renewable and eco-friendly aviation fuel to reduce emission release into the environment. To resolve the issue, international researchers at ETH Zurich have found
Sustainable travel is usually thought of as one rife with luxury and quite expensive, which is why people often avoid it. However, there are many eco-friendly and budget-friendly places around the world that can satiate your wanderlust as you travel sustainably. Many countries are following
Almost half of the people on this planet like to travel and explore new places and cultures. While that was absolutely fine three decades ago, today, the tourism industry is among the biggest carbon emitters. The carbon footprint of modern travelers is a thing of
American fashion designer Tom Ford continues to deliver a positive impact on the environment with the latest N.004 timepiece. This new watch is an extension of the brand’s Ocean Plastic Timepiece series that debuted in 2020. This Swiss-made watch comes in a 27mm x 48.5mm
With rising fuel costs in the country, people are desperately looking for better alternatives for commuting. While an electric car seems to be a good solution, it’s a far-fetched dream in the country for many people. Probably with the same thought in mind, a man
Coffee pods have a bad reputation for their weak sustainability quotient. They not only leave a massive carbon footprint during coffee production but also due to their impact after disposing of – as they are difficult to recycle and decompose. To reduce this environmental impact,
Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa has installed the first RecyclableBlades at the Kaskasi offshore wind farm in Germany. RecyclableBlades is the world’s first recyclable wind turbine blades that are up and running now. Thanks to the use of 100 percent recyclable blades, the materials are
To reduce the carbon emissions and toxic gas fumes in the environment, a gigantic underground ‘Water Battery’ plant has been set up in Valais, Switzerland. This megawatt (MW) Nant de Drance pumped storage power plant started operating in July after 14 years of complicated testing