Did you know you can save the earth by saving energy if you adopt a more reasonable and wise use of the various devices and appliances in your home ? Learn how and why by reading facts.

It all began with Thales, a Greek philosopher who discovered static electricity back in 600BC. Take a journey to the scientific endeavors and milestones of magnetism and electricity from ancient times till early 90s.

Did you know that active walking can generate 2 x 20 watts of energy? And that wearing a pair of special nano-power shoes you could power a portable device while resting? Read on to find out 5 revolutionary and cost effective energy sources based mainly on principles of energy conversion.

Conserving heat in our homes benefits both our wallet and the environment. Calor energy company suggests 4 easy steps that will make you feel warmer and avoid a cold shiver when getting the energy bill.

Did you switched off on March 23? It was the Earth Hour global call for 2013. You missed that? Ohhh! You likely want to know before you go. Learn why we should massively follow this movement.

Could you imagine a world without magnets? We bet you wouldn’t like to live a day in that world. Have a look at some of the things you would miss.

Energy tips to cut down on coal piling and save your pocket and the environment from excessive power production.

There has been a lot of buzz around solar energy and its benefits. Here you will find a breakdown of 5 most spoken myths about its supposed inefficacy.

Going green by adopting sustainable lifestyle doesn’t mean just spending and nothing saving. Even slightly expensive green choices pay off in the long run. See how to balance the factors that affect your badget

As the oil reserves lessen, electric cars are becoming more than alternative. Starting form 1897, here is a brief history of the electric car evolution together with some thoughts on pros and cons of the 2 technologies.

Even nowadays in the modern and “developed” world over 1 billion people are devoid of electrical power. Energy access and unequal opportunities are still an issue.