No one's going to be calling Nokero out for falling behind. Just a few short months after revealing its first commercial light bulb for developing nations, the outfit has now rolled out a second ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A video of the band Linkin Park — rocking in the glow of dozens of Nokero solar lights — plays as Nokero founder Steve Katsaros sips champagne. “Waiting for ...

The mercury reads 12 degrees outside, but it feels like minus 2 with the windchill. That's Fahrenheit--the numbers are depressingly lower in Celsius here in Canada. Still, when I hang Nokero's new ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When he was 7, Stephen Katsaros took apart the box fan in his bedroom and reassembled it using a bigger, stronger motor. “It sounded like a B-52, but I was ...

Here's a bright idea for the planet. A Hong Kong-based company has introduced what it bills as the world's only solar-powered lightbulb with the hope of reaching millions of people with little or no ...

As public consultation starts on ways to reduce and replace fuel-burning lighting around the globe, Nokero has announced a solar-powered LED solution aimed squarely at disaster areas and the ...

Bruno Vicari Stefani received funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency and the CSIRO Research Office. Bruno Vicari Stefani performed part of this work during his PhD at the University of ...

India has a bit of a problem with electricity. In fact, over 74 million rural households live without power altogether. Instead they rely on burning fuel for light — and coincidentally, inhaling ...

*Residents in the Philippines are addressing electricity shortages using solar light bulbs made from water bottles, bleach, and sheet metal. As MadameNoire reports, this ingenious method leverages ...

August 24, 2015 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Most of us are, slowly but surely, getting rid of old incandescent bulbs and replacing them with LEDs and CFLs, ...