TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL TAKE GREEN ENERGY TO A NEW LEVEL

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[@dereksollows9783]

My wife and I watched the blossoming of wind power whirlygigs on cruising sailboats a decade ago. When we returned south one season about a decade ago, there was a noteworthy change. Fewer boats had these wind generators. Another change: everyone had solar panels. It was like an overnight transition and included a number of big power boats too. The average life of the 400 watt wind generators was no more than 3 years. Our panels are over a decade old and still work just fine. They can run our watermaker and refrigerator so long as the sun shines, which fully met our needs when the sun was shining.

[@skidaddledude1997]

You say that car batteries have to be disposed of in expensive manor. This is not true, they are fully recyclable. Using them for stationary storage options is a good midway step before they are fully recycled.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

bio degreable baters

[@SkySovereignn]

there's plenty of car battery restoration videos too

[@sharonbraselton4302]

buy capictires

[@1islam1]

@@sharonbraselton4302 ⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran

[@philnolan7193]

@@sharonbraselton4302 They are not biodegradable, they are recyclable.

[@Billyjoe124]

one thing I find in these videos is, that no one mentions maintenance, as good as solar and wind energy sounds, they also require a bunch of maintenance, a little bit of dust on solar panels makes them far less efficient, I love the idea of the solar over farms, and I was thinking how good would it be if the watering systems for the crops were above the solar panels so they not only water the plants but clean the solar panels in the process

[@user-hh6ex9md4w]

I completely agree with your point about maintenance being an important factor when it comes to green energy technologies. Solar panels, in particular, require regular cleaning to ensure optimal efficiency. Your idea of integrating the watering systems for crops with solar panels is brilliant! It would not only help to keep the panels clean but also maximize the use of available space. By the way, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a versatile power station that could come in handy for outdoor enthusiasts like us. It has a massive capacity, fast recharging, and even waterproof technology. Check it out if you're interested!

[@GinnyGlider]

@@user-hh6ex9md4w Haha, nearly got me there GPT BOT!!

[@brookestephen]

apartment dwellers pay premiums for personal air conditioning. With balcony-sized solar and wind converters, you could cut that cost.

[@joshdoz9234]

These technologies are promising but the problem is making it affordable for the masses.

[@krac3x438]

it is affordable, the only problem is bureaucracy

[@brettgracey9682]

@dre_talks3095governments do subsidize, but none of these novel applications have enough bang for buck to receive funding.

[@davefroman4700]

Hydrogen is just too inefficient. It has been the fuel of the future forever, and will continue to be so.

[@alainrisch6351]

solar tracker on cultivable land from voltalia is a great idea if you considere that you increase yield of farming

[@bryancmcdonald3978]

The large wind turbine looks like a reverse mechanical air filter with a turbine on it. 👋😎💨 Bryan

[@brofisherman]

Where to buy these, please share the link on where to buy this

[@miltononyango]

te turbine on the roof

[@paulbecket7399]

if the electric car manufacturers could standardize the battery tech and make them removeable them we could have electric car battery swapping stations and you wouldn't get the standard complaints from gas vehicle drivers...just drive up to a station swap out your battery and drive on.

[@philnolan7193]

Good idea, but not really feasible given the weight of the batteries. Would be easier to plug a cord in and charge them at home overnight.

[@zerogo40]

You do know if you paint one blade a different colour birds can see and avoid them

[@EmmanuelJarri]

Great news ! Do you have an article ?

[@TrangleC]

Sorry, but this video is full of falsehoods. Those small wind generators always look like a good idea in tech videos like this one, but when you watch review videos of people from the "van life" and camping KZbin communities actually try to use them, it turns out they are garbage and don't work at all. And the idea of making your own liquid Hydrogen with some small solar powered device is ridiculous. The energy used to split water into H and O is enormous, but the biggest problem is that it is extremely complicated and hard to store Hydrogen, because it is the smallest of all atoms and will just leak out of any container you could possibly put it in, which is why you need to cool it down and use special containers and that cooling also needs lots of energy.

[@EfficientEnergyTransformations]

It is all about market-bullshitting. Note how they say how much 1KG of (compressed) hydrogen costs but after that give the (max) production quota in Liters (uncompressed) hydrogen. All this "innovative" tech "green" feeling consumer ripoff. But hey you eat what you kill and there is a lot of "greenly minded" food (consumers) out there..

[@AORD72]

Exactly well said. Most people seem mathematically illiterate, if they did some basic calculations they might understand small wind turbines and hydrogen production are inefficient.

[@JonMidori]

Great vid. The vertical turbines and street light wind/solar harvesters are fantastic ideas.

[@WolfeSaber9933]

Better than building those large, natural destroying towers the government is pushing for.

[@AORD72]

No they are not, solar is far more economical.

[@WolfeSaber9933]

@@AORD72 Though we must have panels made from materials that don't cause damage to the environment during extraction. Lithium mining, by current methods, can cause more damage to the environment than oil burning.

[@AORD72]

@@WolfeSaber9933 hardly, have you walked down to your local lithium mine lately and seen all the damage? You are panicking over nothing. Every atom can be recycled you just need enough heat or pressure change.

[@WolfeSaber9933]

@@AORD72 But what about those lakes of chemicals found nearby? Those are used, or are the byproducts, in the lithium mining. And we don't live in Star Trek where every atom can be recycled.

[@evansKiplabat]

I like the idea on the skegness wind turbines . Actually I think it's worth trying

[@user-hh6ex9md4w]

That's great to hear! The Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series is definitely worth trying. With its massive capacity, powerful output, and fast recharging capabilities, it's a reliable and convenient solution for powering your devices and appliances during your outdoor adventures. Plus, its waterproof design ensures it can withstand any weather conditions. Give it a go and enjoy uninterrupted power supply!

[@DY-cq3qd]

It's big drawback is battery storage. Plenty of dull windless days in UK and in winter when you need heating. Also I'm surprised how few domestic small turbines are in use. I'm thinking of my flat roofed garage all down the side of the house 8m x3m roof is timber so strong. 💪 💪

[@Omnicatvsbinanceomni]

Beautiful

[@DR-zj4od]

Most people backpack and hike in the woods and or camp in tree lines. This device is fare less useful than a solar charger. A great idea but I know no one except newbies or marketing reps that would carry this wind turbine. Maybe in the dessert? I like the device but it is a device seeking a need not a need being filled by a device. Oh yea, maybe a climbing expedition to the top of Mt Everest might carry it with their wind and cloud cover there? So there is a market just very small and niche.

[@princessgreen726]

I love the Siemens device. How can I get on. I just love it. Quite potable and very dynamic. Pls I need one. How much?

[@spermheli]

3:43 wind generator. Tinking of bernouli effect, but double it, or even more.

[@michaelvanallen6400]

*All practical tests show that small wind turbines hardly generate any electricity - and only at costs very significantly above 1$/kWh!* There is hardly any wind near the ground, and it is also very gusty, which extremely reduces the service life of the systems. *With solar systems, you can reliably generate electricity for about 8-12 cents/kWh over a period of 25 years!*

[@user-sx6xb5nq9l]

Amazing

[@marie-christinematip4206]

💯💯💖💖

[@ThisIsToolman]

The street light is the best application of wind/solar power I’ve seen but only viable where destructive weather is nonexistent.

[@AORD72]

Solar is far more economical for small scale applications.

[@ThisIsToolman]

@@AORD72 I would say that might be correct where the grid is not economically available. That would apply to street lights that were being installed in new housing developments, thus eliminating the cost of the infrastructure necessary to connect to the grid.

[@7aiderar302]

Thanks for video Keep on 🎉

[@saave47]

thanks

[@Jkauppa]

setup the turbines on ground towers, the tower is the crane itself

[@Jkauppa]

bro use standard sails

[@Jkauppa]

or are you shamed of old nice tech

[@Jkauppa]

farm field-top solar is super

[@Jkauppa]

some implementations/applications are janky

[@thedarkknight4243]

Truly innovative 🎉

[@claybair4904]

The number of feet per minute of the armature determines the output of a generator . Why do all these generators have very small armatures ? The larger the more power at less wind , why don't more people understand that ?

[@ingopinkowski1091]

you get a lot of devices producing or converting energy. But all have a problem. Just to run a kettle you need 2kw, to heat a house you need 4kw permanent. To create straight hot water you need 27kw. To use hydrogen you need storage, it's even more dangerous than gas, as it diffuses through metal. You need a huge storage battery, more likely from an electric car. You need a combination of wind and solar power, with all the controllers, you need special water storage tanks for hot water with heat pumps. You need backup heaters to avoid Legionella. And in the end, you need a 10kw standby generator, if everything fails. 20- 30 kw Solarpanels,10-15kw Windpower, heatpums. Do you have the money, or do you know an installer who knows all this?? Good luck to you.

[@opelwasp]

They should attach large s to the ships with huge lightweight fabric sheets to help harness the wind and reduce a ships need for engine power.

[@jeid2313]

such a good idea. Why hasn't anyone ever thought of this before

[@fluffybunny510]

That kite technology is nothing new, our ancestors drove big ships like this

[@houcineamaidi499]

i don't know how i choose but all idea it are very good

[@alainrisch6351]

30% of 1ha is 3000m2 * 200w/m2( 20% panel) *2000h/year (spain) = 600.000kwh/year aka 100households or small village. its als 6mio km/year on a 10kwh/100km vehicule .. 600persons/ha if you considere that a french car driver drives 10.000km/year average. => 1ha land with 30% solar roof coverage can serve 80 households with 2 cars ... the END of oil

[@greatbay1961]

I wouldnt count on trusting people on returning their zip charge unit

[@TheFrostyBrit]

Nuclear energy ftw

[@katiemary]

I'd like to hear more about kinetic energy please.

[@tentimesful]

wind turbines is so neat that I want to put 10 of those on my rooftop, just cant find one yet... also without batteries like my solar panels connected to the e-grid

[@brettgracey9682]

Small wind is a complete waste of money if you are using it at home. The amount of power is most directly impacted by the area swept by the blades and wind speed cubed. So the tiny portable wind turbine can produce 40 watts peak means it likely does so at say 20 mph wind speed. So that’s 20X20X20= 8000, but at a wind speed of 2mph the number would only be 2X2X2=8. So literally 1/1000th the power generated, or .04 watts. Useless.

[@tentimesful]

@@brettgracey9682 the wind at my house blew out my fence... but who knows maybe you can be right....

[@brettgracey9682]

@@tentimesful I’m a huge fan of big wind turbines. Not so much the small ones, mostly because of their cost compared to what you get out of them. Wind at 6-300 ft, just isn’t strong enough, consistently enough in most places to make the investment worthwhile, compared to solar. I thought small turbines were interesting also, until I learned the math, now, not so much.

[@quadriwaseemnoorulhaq8346]

i like the idea of shine turbine but issue is need constat wind outside.

[@kenfarley957]

A Tesla patent from 1888 solved the energy problem and it's greener than anything in use now like wind and solar.

[@kpakaify]

What patent

[@kenfarley957]

@@kpakaify I gave enough info for you to research it.

[@jimthomas1989]

@@kpakaify , Nikola Tesla had 900 patents and I have some of his inventions , but Wireless energy is very cool . I can make a light bulb shine by just holding it in my hand and no wires going to it

[@1Chitus]

Great vid.

[@owellindustries6371]

OWELL vertical axis wind turbine could be customized.

[@ThisIsToolman]

If they can configure solar “farms” in such a way as to allow the continued use of the land as actual farmland, that would alleviate one of my objections to such projects.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

Actually they can. It’s called Agrivoltaics. Matt Farrell did a video on it.

[@tomkelly8827]

Sure, the panels just need sheep to graze the grass around them. The grass gets extra water and shade which is perfect for dry parts of the world. Since the sheep cut the grass, the solar panels get more light. win, win!

[@hassanj1861]

Alot cold days when there is no wind or sun. death for people in north areas around the world.

[@petersimms4982]

Older EVs are perfect for pensioners, their degraded battery would be sufficient for popping around town ! 😊

[@enamsatuu8988]

Gud job...

[@vusiradu5681]

I saw one of those in exhibitions 2023

[@pknagaraju1964]

Why not all the high ways to be canopied with solar panels To save the precious land !!?? Even the rain water also can be harvested and stored and supplied for drinking purposes !! The high ways will last several times longer since water doesn't seep in to loosen the bitumen !!! In temperate regions (like gulf countries) the air conditioning energy required in automobiles is also reduced tremendously!!!

[@anthonymichaelwilson8401]

Our future d so exciting once we stop having wars

[@dreemeboy1837]

no. 4 is going to be the future

[@thesicklemodernagriculture]

it's great to invent these amazing machines it has helped the farmers a lot

[@breakhart]

the expensive disposal battery are actually expensive recycle for the lithium inside, and this also only for liquid or gel state lithium batteries not the solid state one

[@philnolan7193]

There already companies recycling lithium batteries, so it is a good start.

[@christiansoldier1547]

I have invented a mechanical power source that uses NO fuel at all and produces a lot of torque tons of torque literally. My invention does not need wind or solar and no batteries.

[@waliwali7337]

Good morning How to get in KP Pakistan?

[@TheTechRevivalist]

So the sail boat is indeed a great idea, but if it only accounts for 20 of the energy required.... Leaves me wondering how did Christopher Columbus sail across the world with only 20 percent power!!

[@adambeimel104]

Columbus ship was much lighter and had more sails. And the saving is up to 20% because they have a time schedule and have to move whether there is wind or not.

[@tinusg]

5 times slower.

[@ddshealthy]

Great video, but you compared 1kg of hydrogen to liters of kg..

[@CourtneyW-jr6fx]

Guarantee they are more then wind turbines

[@mariusconstantin8016]

nuclear energy is the best clean energy

[@rezarazzaghi4474]

nice

[@TBAYKILLER]

Why do these videos have such a dramatic voice effect I highly doubt their guy sounds like this in real life

[@jabbarhudson6569]

I work like to work for green energy companies.

[@zbigniewbecker5080]

Costly toys which, if not for the ideologically driven heavy government subsidies, would never have survived their first free market test; unless you distort the market with bad policy interventions...

[@makodaniel4885]

Alll brought to you by oil. All dependant on oil. All took more energy to create with oil than they will produce in thier lifespan.

[@kevs6402]

Every house should have a tiny turbine like the Skegness,. Power companies are more than double the pollution of Automobiles. Electricity will be free Stop charging for it. Freudian slip allowed.

[@Pushyhog]

much of this will take 10 years or more and very expensive.

[@viablerenewable1638]

Until one makes the economics viable and available 24/7 stable, and reliable across seasons it will not fulfill the demands of the entitled humans living in the 1st world. Elon Musk's dream of wanting to colonize Mars means he has to Terraform which he can work out the bugs close to his tools.

[@chateytung]

why don't you do it in Antartica? because it is smaller and light

[@arcadealchemist]

green doesn't mean clean it just means $$$ scam

[@ismailhavus4136]

Feet is not area unit. Square feet is.

[@Xingqiwu387]

Wind speeds in our coastal community routinely rank in the 30 mph to 40 mph range, and those are quiet days. Still, even with this abundance of natural power right at the door, the wind turbines now available are either a) exorbitantly expensive, i.e., in the BMW 7-series price range, or b) unreliable and unable to produce more than enough electricity to power flashlight. Pathetic!

[@normlor]

HOW ABOUT MAGNIFYING THE PLASTIC COVERS ON SOLAR PANELS, USING HIGHTVISION TECHNOLOGY SO POWER CAN BE MADE 24/7 AND SO MUCH MORE LIGHT USED. "HEAT" GENERATING PANELS AS OUR PLANET IS TURNING INTO AN OVEN EVEN WITHOUT SUNLIGHT...THINGS LIKE THESE.

[@damionfragoso2655]

Almost none of the links work

[@abdirasakfarah9878]

is there energy system engineering student here

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

I think EV cars days are numbered, Hydrogen looks like it will win the race, it will be cheaper and safer for the world.

[@Garrison169]

Teslas are the most desired and sold new cars on the planet now and that includes ICE cars.

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

@@Garrison169 Its sad I know

[@neilpike6758]

just lies and fantasy

[@A.Lifecraft]

LOL. Title promises new level of green energy, 30 seconds in i see a tiny "windturbine" device that barely reaches above the grass and might be a nice camping gadget but will never resupply the energy its production once cost. You know there are handpowered devices that one can use to load a smartphone independant from weather?

[@arkadyutibera4465]

Where is solar freaking roadways ???

[@GeorgeParsons-tn4og]

Quick, throw money at it. Get a grant for billions.................business go's bankrupt in 6 months and you retire on the beach.

[@salb2086]

Ok, nice advances an very promising but nothing is really free in the end. I mean, there's no such thing as a free meal, so, there is a cost behind this tech. One thing is the batteries that store the energy, they are costly and limited in capacity and endurance. To make them really efficient, Tesla (the real Tesla, not the wanna be dude from tweet) tech should be applied. Also, the socieconomic system should be shifted, from competitive consumism to cooperative cretivism or something of the sort, a qualitative change is needed. Otherwise, this promising inventions will be either buyed and missplaced or discredited and forgoten. Good luck. Good luck.

[@Bomzisbomzis_mm2]

Does the turbine can stand tornado if yes, I would buy it

[@velcroman11]

These wind turbines are far, far better than those wretched windmills. They are cheaper to build, maintain, easily recycled and don’t kill bird. Windmills are expensive to build, expensive to maintain, very expensive and much of the windmill can not be recycled and they kill birds. So, you tell me why we are still using these “things”?

[@jimleslie2858]

These small turbines generate only a very small amount of power compared to windmills,they are only 3 or 4 kilowatts compared to 5,000 kilowatts

[@Garrison169]

Those are wind turbines, not mills. No one is grinding flour with them.

[@seanburke424]

The green scams just never end. All of the "perpetual motion" guys have found a new grift that pays millions.

[@-Rishikesh]

How is this perpetual motion, i dont understand

[@viablerenewable1638]

Until it's economioally viable ìt isn't going to happen

[@vulcan4d]

Reusing EV batteries for the central grid is the smartest idea of the decade. There are too many EVs already and no one considers what harm they cause making all those lithium batteries and even more harm being disposed.

[@philnolan7193]

What is you plan to reverse climate change without EV's?

[@eua4808]

Thats black not green and 40W can't power most things at 0:35

[@preachmamvota9705]

Don't forget about Maxwell Chikumbodzo from Zimbabwe, his inventions are awesome 🌟 🌟 🌟

[@brucerazor5202]

Green energy isn’t practical maybe in the future

[@jaqhass]

None of this is fesible. Maybe you'd be able to charge low capacity batteries but not much else.

[@ABU-lz2sh]

An A/C takes 4000 watts per hour Will need quite a few of these in my backyard to run one A/C

[@e.v.k.3632]

That's all nothing new

[@eprn1n2]

Such a waste of time.

[@IO-zz2xy]

That "aerial kite" is the funniest con and fraudulent thing I have seen. That is a paraglider wing foil and in no way can that small foil pull that large steel vessel along in any meaningful manner. It is being held aloft by forward momentum judging by the video clip. What a larff, such nonsense is a soothing libation to parched and empty loony minds. Drill baby, drill. Regards from South Africa

[@stanleymcomber4844]

How about we just skip all the BS “green Energy” gadgets. Go right to thorium reactors [Copenhagen Atomics] , save our wide life and land for food and wildlife.

[@nickp.1434]

Interesting enough my father had the same idea of the kites and cargo ships thirty years ago. I got tired of listening to his crazy ideas including Atlantic salmons in cages in Southern Chile (40 years ago which turned out to be a billion dollar industry), the segway, toilets without water like on a plane, pay as you go rent a car with a credit car and left there for the next person, and many more, I told him to take it to his patent lawyer which he already had patents and give it to him as a nice gesture to humanity. He was ahead of his time. The lawyer sold many to the Chinese. I only wish now that he had gone 50/50 with the lawyer. The lawyer never gave him the credit for them.

[@CrezymedJohn]

with all those hypes, sadly, none are marketable. Why? as usual, the inventor feel that they deserve OVERPRICED goods price, sometimes 100-400 times the normal market price. They claimed two things: R&D large cost and "unique" nature of the invention create monopolistic situation that they can set any price they like. Some great ideas finally landed as just a household DIY rather than massive productions. They never learned from Chinese product:cheap and massive produced..albeits a little bit lower quality. But once they got profit, they improve the quality. One of the example is EV cars (tesla vs chinese competitor), communication device like Motorola vs Baofeng, and so forth and so on....

[@JSabh]

Lol, try putting the turbine on the bottom and reverse the wind guides or whatever you want to call them, upsidedown that is so that the wind is forced DOWN not up. Much easier maintenance and you could make the tower twice as high or whatever you want to do. Besides, this " new tech " is a hundred years old 😂. Some people.

[@philnolan7193]

With the air directed down it would make it windy at the bottom of the structure, which would be unpleasant for onlookers, but on a roof of a building this would be a great idea.

[@nonsensicalnonsense4260]

Regarding portable suitcase size charger for car: common sense suggests that the two be integrated and include passive charging, from wind as you drive. Time of pretending these things can't be done has passed.

[@larshansen5754]

Old news and a bunch of dreamers. H2 is the future not EC.

[@cameronweston1762]

That boat one is laughably stupid. Think of all the energy it takes in the setup. The energy in maintenance. The amount of money spent on technical staff for that unit. All around dumb idea. Like wow.

[@yourgooglemeister6745]

Lots of coping going on here