Bioenergized Street Lamps – Image Center
UNA LÁMPARA QUE NO CONSUME ELECTRICIDAD Y ABSORBE CO2 - Blog de STEPIEN Y BARNO - publicación digital sobre arquitectura
Sustainable Lamps Powered by Algae – Sustainable Nano
Sustainable Lamps Powered by Algae – Sustainable Nano
Six green designs powered by algae | Engadget
Micro-Algae Lamp Absorbs 150-200 Times More CO2 than a Tree Report 2013 - YouTube
anand mahindra on Twitter: "“French biochemist Pierre Calleja has developed a lighting system requiring no electricity. Instead, it draws CO2 from the atmosphere to produce light. By Using micro-algae, his lamp emits
Algae lamps
Living Microalgae Lamp Absorbs CO2 From the Air
Biochemist creates CO2-eating light that runs on algae - Canadian Association for the Club of Rome
Algae - Designing Buildings
Algae Lamps | INSIDEflows
Sustainable Lamps Powered by Algae – Sustainable Nano
Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, checks microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have successfully tested a third generation
anand mahindra on Twitter: "“French biochemist Pierre Calleja has developed a lighting system requiring no electricity. Instead, it draws CO2 from the atmosphere to produce light. By Using micro-algae, his lamp emits
Living Street Lamp Absorbs CO2 and is Powered Entirely by Photosynthesis in Algae, No Electricity Required - TechEBlog
A Streetlight Powered by Algae: Is This Actually Possible? - Bloomberg
It's Alive! 14 Algae-Powered Inventions for Food, Light, Energy & Oxygen | Urbanist
Microalgae Lamp : A Lamp that absorbs CO2
Six green designs powered by algae | Engadget
Algae Streetlight • Insteading
Lámpara de microalgas absorbe tanto CO2 como 150 árboles
Algae Lamps | INSIDEflows
3rings | Pierre Calleja's Microalgae Street Lamps Light the Way to Cleaner Air — 3rings
Six green designs powered by algae | Engadget
The street lamp that absorbs CO2 | Pierre Calleja | TEDxLausanneChange - YouTube
Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, fills up a car with a new fuel developed from microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012.
Microalgae Lamp Can Absorb One Ton of Carbon Per Year | Engineering.com
