by Hans Kohlsdorf | Feb 3, 2020 | Blog, Business, Energy, Hans Kohlsdorf
The world of technology is ever-evolving, yet it plays a critical role in every industry. Over the course of this year, we’ll see new developments in the internet, artificial intelligence, and more. The following are a few specific examples of new technology and how...
by Hans Kohlsdorf | Jan 25, 2020 | Blog, Business, Energy, Green Energy, Hans Kohlsdorf, Renewable Energy
While solar power has been available for years, only 2 percent of the United States’s power is from these sources. However, this could change rapidly as more convenient and user-friendly technologies emerge. Solar panels are changing to be more...
by Hans Kohlsdorf | Jan 17, 2020 | Blog, Business, Energy, Green Energy, Hans Kohlsdorf, Renewable Energy
Blockchain began as a distributed ledger created for use with cryptocurrency. The software, however, can be used in a variety of industries and projects, not just bitcoin. In fact, an experimental project in Estonia has shown the positive impacts blockchain...
by Hans Kohlsdorf | Dec 1, 2019 | Blog, Energy, Hans Kohlsdorf
From the early days of Henry Ford to Toyota’s TPS system, the automotive industry has brought a vast number of innovations that have worked their way into the mainstream business world. Many of those innovations are deeply ingrained into business culture. Many...
by Hans Kohlsdorf | Nov 29, 2019 | Blog, Energy, Hans Kohlsdorf
Batteries are serious business. Although their impact might come as a surprise to some of the people reading this, batteries are an essential part of what makes modern society work. Batteries power everything from cars to phones in 2019, and soon even more will be...
by Hans Kohlsdorf | Nov 25, 2019 | Blog, Hans Kohlsdorf
Climate change is taken very seriously by the science community yet faces an uphill battle against some companies, public opinion and governments that have short term interests and needs. But the path toward environmental protection has been positive in recent years,...
