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BlackLight Power: Validation by Rowan University

BlackLight Power, the company that has pulled in $60 million for its seemingly physics-defying fuel cell, is back with an announcement about an independent validation of its technology. A team of engineers, headed by Dr. Peter Jansson at Rowan University, have tested BlackLight’s prototypes and found that the devices perform as BlackLight claims, ambiguously concluding that “there is a novel reaction of some type causing the large exotherm which is consistently produced.” To translate: There’s...

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GigaOMTV Interview with Microsoft CTO Craig Mundie

Craig Mundie, Microsoft's CTO, sat down with Om Malik of GigaOM to discuss the cloud, regulation and the future of the company.

Earth2Tech Interviews San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed

Earth2Tech Interviews San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed about clenatech in the capital of Silicon Valley.

GigaOM TV - Interview with BackBlaze Founders

Om Malik of GigaOM.com interviews the founders of BackBlaze.

Andy Karsner on Federal Policy and Plug-In Elect...

Andy Karsner speaking at the Plug-in Electric Vehicles 2008: What Role for Washingont? conference co-sponsored by Google.org and the Brookings Institute.

E2T Video: Shai Agassi of Project Better Place

Shai Agassi, founder and CEO of Projects Better Place, chats with Earth2Tech about why electrifying America's cars will work.

E2T Video: Dan Reicher of Google.org

Google has gone to Washington this week and teamed up with the Brookings Institute to host a conference creatively called "Plug-in Electric Vehicles 2008: What Role for Washington?" We chatted with Google.org's director for climate change and energy initiatives, Dan Reicher, about the philanthropic arm's investment strategies and in-house research and development.