Harvesting clean energy, using rotten veg
Innovative new material could turn entire buildings into vertical solar farms
‘In 20 years, every surface will harvest its own energy’
Marjan van Aubel on Solar Design, the World Expo & our upcoming Challenge
The Clean Energy Challenge digest: Looking forward with the winning teams
10 one-on-one interviews about their next steps
Eco-friendly brick made from sand and human urine
Cape Town student’s invention could reduce construction sector’s impact on climate
Nairobi: No Longer the Stream of Cold Water
WDCD Clean Energy Challenge local stories: letter from Nairobi
‘The challenge helped to turn our idea into a possible future’
Marjan van Aubel on her Climate Action Challenge winning project Power Plant
Turning the cooling fan into its better version
Singapore students win IKEA Singapore’s Young Designer Awards 2018
Why not use our pavements and roads to generate energy?
Energy producing floor tiles and solar roads could solve energy issues in the city
‘Our aim is to empower design communities worldwide’
WDCD Clean Energy Challenge puts focus on five world cities
Waterless loo improves lives in Madagascar
Loowatt toilet with biodegradable film system|Loowatt's digester in use in Madagascar’s capital AntananarivoLoowatt provides Madagascans with both sanitation and energy and could be an alternative in the West too
Watch the video and bring light to a child in Mali
Cyclus campaign by Arjowiggins and Antalis teams up with Childfund Alliance to provide families in Mali with solar lamps
