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- Japanese Firm Plans World’s First Underwater City Powered by Sustainable Energy Wed, 26 Nov 14, 1:00amShimizu Corp.'s vision of the modern-day Atlantis is divided into three parts, with the underwater city contained in a 1,600-feet-wide sphere that could house up to 5,000 residents and comprise mixed-use developments where...
- Crazy ‘Luna Ring’ Moon Solar Plant Could Beam Constant Green Energy to Earth Sat, 30 Nov 13, 6:00amThe moon affects the tides on Earth, helps brightens the night sky, and soon it might also provide us with even more solar power. Tokyo-based Shimizu Corporation wants to install a belt of solar panels 250 miles wide around...
- Shimizu Corporation’s New Tokyo Headquarters is the ‘World’s Least CO2-Emitting Building’ Tue, 7 Aug 12, 4:00amAfter the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami Japan shut down all of its nuclear reactors and set regional energy reduction targets to help meet energy demands without having to increase generating capacity...
- Japanese Corporation Plans to Turn the Moon Into a Massive Solar Power Plant Tue, 31 May 11, 3:21amMan hasn’t been back to the moon since 1972, but that hasn’t stopped a team of Japanese engineers from developing a plan to turn our celestial neighbor into a massive solar power plant...
- Futuristic Floating City is an Ecotopia at Sea Thu, 3 Jun 10, 1:10amFuturistic floating cities seek to provide a solution to many of our environmental problems, like rising sea levels, increasing temperatures and dwindling resources...
- Plan To Transform The Moon Into a Solar Plant is Sheer LUNAcy Wed, 2 Jun 10, 5:22amWe’ve heard about schemes to gather solar power directly from space before, but designers at Japan’s Shimizu Corporation have taken the idea to a new level with the Luna Ring, a concept solar power plant on the...
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