Hey Mr. Bond: Forget your ritzy Aston Martin and grab the Skycar instead! This British wonder-mobile will not only traverse any terrain, it can actually take to the sky using a rear propeller and a flexible ram-air wing.

The City of San Jose, California, once home to the booming hi-tech industry, is rapidly emerging as the nation's cleantech capital.

Last August, NYC announced that the city will soon use LED street lighting in an effort to reduce power consumption. Across the pond in Japan, a similar initiative is in the works for residential zone, "Azabu no Oka," located in Miyoshi-cho of the...

For big emergencies and situations wherein larger light sources are needed, this can't really be considered an option. However, if you just need it in case of emergencies, why bother getting a small flashlight powered by batteries when you can power ...

What does a cup of water equate to, these days? During summers, a cup of water could barely quench my thirst.

Good news for Bay Area greenies (which is probably everyone): Nissan is bringing the Leaf, its first all-electric zero-emission vehicle, to the area late next year. Mayor Gavin Newsom made the announcement yesterday on behalf of the Bay Area Electric...

Tesla Motors has hired senior Google staffing expert Arnnon Geshuri to head up the Silicon Valley-based automaker's recruiting efforts as it expands in anticipation of its second product release, the Tesla Model S sedan (pictured, top). Currently,...

While located far away from one another, the cities of San Francisco and Amsterdam have agreed to sign-up for a friendly match-up in cooperation with tech company, Cisco. Last Tuesday, the mayors of the two cities started the friendly competition in an...

The road to our new green world won't always be smooth, as is the case with wind turbines and radar. It turns out that wind farm turbines create a Doppler effect as they rotate, creating a potential radar blackout zone. As the use of wind power...

Tata Motors company chief Ratan Tata said that a hybrid version of the diminutive Nano is on the way, according to Inside Line. Tata said in an interview with a Korean newspaper that the company wants to build cars that are not only cheap to buy, but...