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Im study "Environmental Engineering/Renewable Energies" at the HTW-Berlin in Germany an this Photo is a little homage of my study and work.
For more Information about " Environmental Engineering/Renewable Energies" at the HTW www.f1.htw-berlin.de/studiengang/ut/englisch/index.html
yes i know the english side is very small ^^
The brand-new Alstom-built X’trapolis train, part of Ireland’s innovative DART+ fleet, captured at the Fairview DART depot. This sleek, green train, adorned with a distinctive orange and white livery, represents the latest addition to Irish Rail’s efforts to modernize its commuter services. As of now, two sets of these advanced trains have been delivered and are undergoing extensive testing to ensure they meet the high standards required for passenger service. The X’trapolis design, known for its efficiency and modern amenities, is set to enhance the commuting experience across the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) network.
Alstom’s X’trapolis trains are renowned for their cutting-edge technology and passenger-focused features. These electric multiple units offer improved energy efficiency, spacious interiors, and enhanced accessibility, making them ideal for the busy routes of the DART+ expansion. The new fleet is part of a broader initiative by Irish Rail to upgrade its infrastructure and increase capacity, responding to the growing demand for reliable public transportation in the Dublin region. With a design that prioritizes sustainability and comfort, the X’trapolis trains are equipped with advanced systems for smoother operations and reduced environmental impact.
The DART+ project marks a significant milestone for Irish Rail, aiming to extend and electrify the existing DART network to serve more communities across the Greater Dublin Area. The introduction of the X’trapolis trains is a key component of this transformation, promising faster, more frequent services and improved connectivity. As testing continues at the Fairview depot, these trains are poised to play a central role in shaping the future of rail travel in Ireland, reflecting a commitment to innovation and sustainability in the country’s transportation sector.
A Tesla electric vehicle in UK police livery, showing how modern forces are trialling greener alternatives to traditional patrol cars. With rapid acceleration, low running costs, and quiet operation, EVs like this are being evaluated for frontline use - a glimpse into the future of sustainable policing.
The new kid on the block, BEMU 90002 peeps into Clontarf DART depot, the spiritual home for the current fleet.
The brand-new Alstom-built X’trapolis train, part of Ireland’s innovative DART+ fleet, captured at the Fairview DART depot. This sleek, green train, adorned with a distinctive orange and white livery, represents the latest addition to Irish Rail’s efforts to modernize its commuter services. As of now, two sets of these advanced trains have been delivered and are undergoing extensive testing to ensure they meet the high standards required for passenger service. The X’trapolis design, known for its efficiency and modern amenities, is set to enhance the commuting experience across the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) network.
The brand-new Alstom-built X’trapolis train, part of Ireland’s innovative DART+ fleet, captured at the Fairview DART depot. This sleek, green train, adorned with a distinctive orange and white livery, represents the latest addition to Irish Rail’s efforts to modernize its commuter services. As of now, two sets of these advanced trains have been delivered and are undergoing extensive testing to ensure they meet the high standards required for passenger service. The X’trapolis design, known for its efficiency and modern amenities, is set to enhance the commuting experience across the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) network.
Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Photo credit: Robert Åkerblom Grönt
Many ships visits every year. In the photo is Götheborg, more info www.gotheborg.se/
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
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Front End and Logo Of a Blue Tesla showing reflections of trees and buildings. Shot for Crazy Tuesday theme "Car Details". Photo available for editorial use at Shutterstock: www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/brisbane-queensland-aust...
Black and white view of a futuristic solar panel structure in Budapest, Hungary, capturing clean energy innovation.
A long view of the temple.
The temple is going towards green energy. The two wind mills seen in the image take care of the partial electricity requirement of the temple.
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At the edge of Jotunheimen, where wilderness meets modernity,
a moment of pause — clean, silent, electric.
Shadows stretch like time itself.
Charging station, Vågå, Innlandet.
Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
Welcome to Stockholm Sweden;
What the Mayor is saying;
bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
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CleanTech Region Impact Group, HQ London, UK. Finance, Accelerate & match sustainable companies.
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Closeup of the lattice facade on the Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building in Portland, designed to respond to the sun conditions, maximize daylight and minimize solar heat gain during the summer.
The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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View from the funicular leading up to the main level of the Centre for Alternative Technology (in the southern part of Meirionydd, Gwynedd, northwestern Wales, near Machynlleth, which is in Powys, Mid Wales), on a mostly sunny morning in early May.
This view is towards the northwest, with mountains of southern Snowdonia, in Snowdonia National Park (in Welsh, Parc Cenedlaethol Erythri), which has a boundary just across the road (the A487) from the Centre. The higher peak in the background may be part of Cadair Idris(?), one of the highest mountains in the southern part of the Park.
According to the Centre's Website (consulted 1 March 2014), "CAT is an education and visitor centre demonstrating practical solutions for sustainability. We cover all aspects of green living: environmental building, eco-sanitation, woodland management, renewable energy, energy efficiency and organic growing." It was founded on the site of a former slate quarry in 1973 and has since expanded considerably from its original size and scope. (My husband and I first visited it in 1989, then saw the extent of its growth when we returned in 2012.) The water-powered funicular is just one example of its reliance on the the types of alternative energy and modes of living that it demonstrates.
[Centre for Alternative Technology funicular mountain Snowdonia 2012 may 6 p; P1000250, zoom]
Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
Welcome to Stockholm Sweden;
What the Mayor is saying;
bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
Visit Stockholm;
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CleanTech Region Impact Group, HQ London, UK. Finance, Accelerate & match sustainable companies.
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
Welcome to Stockholm Sweden;
What the Mayor is saying;
bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
Visit Stockholm;
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About Lars; PURE POSSIBILITY cleantech & Impact entrepreneur.
CleanTech Region Impact Group, HQ London, UK. Finance, Accelerate & match sustainable companies.
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Data centers aren’t the problem.
Outdated planning is.
AI didn’t create the demand for compute —
our entire digital lives did.
Streaming. Banking. Medicine.
Weather. Security. Cloud. Everything.
Compute is the new infrastructure.
And it needs room to grow.
So let’s build smarter —
in places where the land welcomes us.
Remote. Renewable rich.
Water neutral. Self sufficient.
A new kind of outpost for a new kind of era.
Quiet. Powerful. Sustainable.
This is the future of digital infrastructure.
This is the American Digital Frontier.
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Every movie streamed, every online purchase, every GPS route, every medical scan, every bank transaction, every weather forecast, every cybersecurity system, every scientific model, every cloud-based business tool – all of it flows through data centers. Not abstractly. Not theoretically. Literally. And as the world becomes more connected, more digital, and more dependent on real-time information, the demand for computing power grows – whether or not AI exists.
Instead of forcing data centers into suburbs and farmland, we should build them where they can thrive without conflict – remote, renewable rich, water neutral outposts that generate their own power and recycle every drop. Otherwise, we just infuriate local residents unnecessarily. There are plenty of wide-open spaces in the American West for solar-wind-hydro-powered complexes that can blend into the landscape and leave local communities untouched.
Wright Gemini 2 HEV in Weston-super-Mare Somerset June 2016. New to Arriva London North as fleet number HW1 in 2009.
Mais uma vez tivemos o prazer de ilustrar para a revista americana Fortune Magazine, matéria sobre green technologies (tecnologias verdes) - novembro de 2008.
Felipe Luiz Fatarelli
I imagine a “water-neutral” data center complex will mark the beginning of the American Digital Frontier in the near future. It will be step 1 in a new kind of city that is totally self-sufficient, generating all its own power needs via solar panels, a wind farm, and perhaps even a nearby waterfall for hydroelectric energy production. It will be situated in a remote, some would even call "wild" part of a big Western state, nowhere near civilization, with snow-capped mountains in the background.
One of the best sites is Monitor Valley, near the Toquima Range in Central Nevada. It is one of the least populated valleys in the continental U.S. The Toquima Range and Table Mountain Wilderness rise dramatically to the west, and the valley is among the highest irradiance zones in North America. Afternoon thermals sweep down from the mountains, and snowmelt streams descend from the high peaks in spring. Long-haul fiber routes cross central Nevada along US-50 and US-6.
Beneath the quiet watch of snow-capped peaks, a new frontier will take shape designed to harmonize advanced computing with the wild American landscape. It will draw power from the sun, wind, and mountain streams while returning every drop of water back to its natural environment.
The outpost will generate all of its own energy through a carefully balanced ecosystem of solar arrays, wind turbines, and micro hydro installations. Its cooling systems will rely on closed loop water cycles, immersion technology, and atmospheric capture — ensuring zero impact on local watersheds. Every structure will be low profile, earth toned, and shaped to follow the contours of the valley, blending modern engineering with the timeless quiet of the high desert.
A small residential and operations cluster will support the engineers, technicians, and researchers who call the outpost home. Their work will be the foundation of a new kind of settlement — one that grows outward from a single, elegant node into a full fledged city powered entirely by renewable energy and next generation computing.
This outpost will be more than a technological installation. It will be the seed of a future city — a place where innovation, sustainability, and wilderness coexist. A place that demonstrates how the infrastructure of tomorrow can be built with reverence for the land and responsibility to the generations ahead. The Monitor Valley Outpost can stand as a bold invitation: to imagine, to build, and to believe in a future where technology enhances the world instead of consuming it. This is where the digital frontier can begin — and where the next chapter of American innovation will be written.
Addendum
Other suitable outposts may be Northern Arizona (Kaibab Plateau and the Arizona Strip), Eastern Oregon (High Lava Plains near the Cascades), Western Utah (House Range and Snake Valley), Southwestern Wyoming (Red Desert meets the Wind River Range).
This isn't pie-in-the-sky. A public-private partnership may be necessary to get at least the first outpost built, which seems to me as important as building a base on the moon.
Wright Gemini 2 HEV in Weston-super-Mare Somerset June 2016. New to Arriva London North as fleet number HW1 in 2009.
Editor's note: I'm trying not to poach from the NASA HQ photostream at: www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/sets/72157627640803245/, and the fabulous images of Bill Ingalls, but this one was just too good not to share. This is a crop of the larger image here: www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/6189959345/in/set-72157...
Caption: The checkered flag is waved as the PhoEnix aircraft crosses the finish line of the miles per gallon (MPG) flight during the 2011 Green Flight Challenge, sponsored by Google, at the Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa, Calif. on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011. NASA and the Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency (CAFE) Foundation are having the challenge with the goal to advance technologies in fuel efficiency and reduced emissions with cleaner renewable fuels and electric aircraft.
Image credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls
More About the Green Flight Challenge:
The CAFE Green Flight Challenge sponsored by Google will be held at the CAFE Foundation Flight Test Center at Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa, Calif. The awards ceremony and exposition of the competing aircraft will be held Oct. 3, 2011 at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
The Expo will consist of static displays of the aircraft that participated in the challenge; exhibits of
green transportation technology companies, aircraft companies, other green companies and NASA displays; fly-bys of participating aircraft; and an awards ceremony to recognize the winners of the challenge.
The Green Flight Challenge sponsored by Google (GFC) was announced at AirVenture 2009 in Oshkosh, Wis., on July 31, 2009. The flight competition focuses on efficiency. The aircraft need to meet stringent safety and noise requirements as well as reasonable speed and range. The driving requirement will be to exceed an equivalent fuel-efficiency of 200 passenger miles per gallon. The GFC marks the first time in history that full-scale electric-powered aircraft will fly in competition. To compute the equivalence, the energy content of the electricity or fuel will be compared to one gallon of gasoline.
More Green Flight Challenge News:
www.nasa.gov/topics/technology/centennial/
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Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
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bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
Visit Stockholm;
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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The Kings towers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kungstornen
Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
Welcome to Stockholm Sweden;
What the Mayor is saying;
bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
Visit Stockholm;
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About Lars; PURE POSSIBILITY cleantech & Impact entrepreneur.
CleanTech Region Impact Group, HQ London, UK. Finance, Accelerate & match sustainable companies.
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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Stockholm, my home between 1994 to 2001, is often called the Venice of the Nordics because of its over 22.000 small islands in the archipelago outside.
Nowadays Stockholm is leading the way in innovation and impact, building world class startups turning Unicorns.
Welcome to Stockholm Sweden;
What the Mayor is saying;
bit.ly/stockholm_impactcapital
Visit Stockholm;
Follow me on Instagram
About Lars; PURE POSSIBILITY cleantech & Impact entrepreneur.
CleanTech Region Impact Group, HQ London, UK. Finance, Accelerate & match sustainable companies.
Do business & Network with Silicon Valley and California.
Photo and video credit: Lars Ling
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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Cost-effective pasture management practices in Kyrgyzstan are helping to reduce negative impacts of livestock grazing on land and improve rural livelihoods.
The project is also working on attracting farmers to distant pastures by installing green technologies, including six mini hydropower stations and 18 solar energy stations. This equipment helps to improve the livelihoods of families and shepherds working in distant pastures.
Find out more about farmers gaining access to traditional lands for growing crops in Kyrygzstan
Photo courtesy of UNDP in Kyrgyzstan
The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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From the toxic waste created by the extreme extraction of tar sands destroying indigenous communities in Canada, to toxins created by the BP Whiting refinery producing sacrifice communities in the Greater Chicago area, to the resultant catastrophic effect on our climate, the urgent need for a just transition away from fossil fuels to a 100% renewable energy economy is abundantly clear.
Flight moment arrival to Arlanda Stockholm from Östersund.
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Cost-effective pasture management practices in Kyrgyzstan are helping to reduce negative impacts of livestock grazing on land and improve rural livelihoods.
The project is also working on attracting farmers to distant pastures by installing green technologies, including six mini hydropower stations and 18 solar energy stations. This equipment helps to improve the livelihoods of families and shepherds working in distant pastures.
Find out more about farmers gaining access to traditional lands for growing crops in Kyrygzstan
Photo courtesy of UNDP in Kyrgyzstan
The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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The historic COP21 climate meeting in Paris. Great photo moments and video. Open to connect.
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The base of the funicular leading up to the main level of the Centre for Alternative Technology (in the southern part of Meirionydd, Gwynedd, northwestern Wales, near Machynlleth, which is in Powys, Mid Wales), on a mostly sunny morning in early May.
On the table, a publication appropriate to the centre's theme and a container filled with daffodils appropriate to its Welsh location.
According to its website (consulted 1 March 2014), "CAT -- whose Welsh name is Canolfan y Dechnoleg Amgen -- is an education and visitor centre demonstrating practical solutions for sustainability. We cover all aspects of green living: environmental building, eco-sanitation, woodland management, renewable energy, energy efficiency and organic growing." It was founded on the site of a former slate quarry in 1973 and has since expanded considerably from its original size and scope. (My husband and I first visited it in 1989, then saw the extent of its growth when we returned in 2012.) The water-powered funicular is just one example of its reliance on the types of alternative energy and modes of living that it demonstrates.
[Centre for Alternative Technology base daffodils funicular 2012 may 6 p; P1000319]
Cost-effective pasture management practices in Kyrgyzstan are helping to reduce negative impacts of livestock grazing on land and improve rural livelihoods.
The project is also working on attracting farmers to distant pastures by installing green technologies, including six mini hydropower stations and 18 solar energy stations. This equipment helps to improve the livelihoods of families and shepherds working in distant pastures.
Find out more about farmers gaining access to traditional lands for growing crops in Kyrygzstan
Photo courtesy of UNDP in Kyrgyzstan