Bio-bean Powering Cities with Coffee Waste
byWhat if you look at coffee waste as a valuable resource? That’s what clean technology company Bio-bean is doing:
What if you look at coffee waste as a valuable resource? That’s what clean technology company Bio-bean is doing:
An airport called Cochin International Airport has become the third busiest airport in India, but now it’s also the world’s first airport to run completely on solar energy.
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The air in Apapa, an industrial hub in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital of Lagos, hums with the sound of diesel generators powering massive factories. In Apapa, as in most places in Nigeria, a failing national power supply means generators are a part of life.
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