Tuktuk on the move

I like contests for solving problems or generating new ideas. The X-prize will probably lead to affordable commercial space travel in the future, and the World Solar Challenge contributes to the knowledge and usability of solar cells. Recently a contest between Indian and Dutch students competed to create a cheaper and less polluting tuktuk.
Dutch students created a kit for tuktuks to run on liquid LPG. Drivers will need 40% less fuel, and the engine will generate 40% less polution than a usual tuktuk engine. The kits will be available next year, according to Enviu, the organisation that launched the contest.

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Via: Nu.nl (Photo by Waerth)

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About Marjolein

Marjolein Hijl has a background in psychology and movement sciences and her interests cover a wide range of topics. She wonders when and why people will adopt a green(er) lifestyle, and how the opinion will change from 'It's not easy bein' green' to 'Green is the color of spring, and green can be cool and friendly-like. And green can be big like an ocean or important like a mountain or tall like a tree', as Kermit once sung. To convince you of the above she will show some wonderful examples to green your life.
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