Building an energy-efficient home is not just beneficial for the environment, it also helps you lower your energy bills — which leads to cost savings

With the rise in the prices of everything ranging from household items to gas, there is a need to save every little thing you can.

There can be many reasons why your electricity bills are increasing and not all of them have to be related to over using electrical appliances.

Energy efficient homes are a thing of the future and an increasing number of people now prefer to design their home to reduce their energy

Photo by schropferoval, CC0 1.0 If you haven’t gotten on the solar power trend, then you had better hop on board before the train leaves

Photo by 3345408, CC0 1.0 The world is quickly changes and one of the biggest changes that’s happening has to do with our environment. Climate

Photo by skeeze, CC0 1.0 The world is in an entirely different place than it was just a few decades ago. It used to be

Successful conversion of waste to energy is based on the production of high-grade recovered fuels from dry and combustible wastes from enterprises, shops and households.

WHAT IS CARBON FOOTPRINT? A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment, and in particular climate change. It

“The thing that hit me in the eye, right from the beginning, was that an enormous amount of use was made of mud! The first

Buildings and Climate Change The root cause for climate change and GHG emissions is energy supply (generation) followed by transportation and industry (as per the

Italian architect David Fisher has designed a prefabricated, net-positive-energy skyscraper with revolving floors. According to Fisher, construction will soon begin on two of these buildings,

By Thomas Lane This new Stockholm suburb demonstrates how simple, robust, centralised systems can outperform flashy designs bristling with turbines. But can it work as