Posted on June 30th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
The Solar Vest has four built in Solar panels, and a rechargeable battery with 8,800mAh of power, plus a large sign on the back which says ‘Solar Vest’. It comes with 8 different power connectors and 7 different device connectors so you can charge a variety of gadgets. Here are the specifications. Solar Vest 8,800mAh Capacity 4 Solar Panels Multiple Connectors Canvas Vest 5V, 6V, 9V, 12-20V Output Weatherproof The Solar Vest is available for $140 from
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This is a solar vest. You can tell because it says SOLAR VEST in big letters across the shoulders, right above the four weatherproof solar panels. This fine gentleman is carrying more than a few gadgets in the pockets of his SOLAR VEST, which he’ll be able to recharge when they run out of juice. If I were a thief, I’d think that a weiner-y kid wearing something that said SOLAR VEST would have a lot of expensive electronics in the pockets of said vest. He’d be a much better mark than someone we
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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed or daily email newsletter. | Sourced From Examiner.com |A new report by clean technology CEOs, venture capitalists and academics iIdentifies a plan to reduce a billion tons of CO2 from each of eight existing industries, add millions more jobs than fossil fuel industries, and ensure energy Independence.In a presentation before national policymakers and analysts this month, leading clean energy CEOs, venture capitalists and academic
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Agence France-Presse/Getty Images“Carbon dioxide is a problem for which there is no easy solution. There is no silver bullet,” said Jeroen van der Veer, the departing chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell. After five years as Royal Dutch Shell’s chief executive officer, Jeroen van der Veer, 61, is stepping down today. I wrote on Monday about some of the challenges that his successor, Peter Voser, now faces at Shell. Last week, I spoke with Mr. van der Veer over the phone about his years at Shell,
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Found this at Pat Dollard : Iraq is to announced who has won contracts to develop key oil and gas fields, nearly four decades after Saddam Hussein’s party nationalised the country’s energy sector. “These contracts are needed for the reconstruction of Iraq,” said Maliki. “They are for the benefit of Iraqis and the companies.” Off shore drilling in the Gulf Coast? Obama & Congress says no. Drilling in Alaska? Obama & Congress says no. Increasing production to that level will, ac
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