39 second video of the first evrTree, solar tree, now being finished in Las Vegas. We need to add the solar panels at the top and the put the batteries in the trunk, and then its ready to install. Everblaze, Inc. has created six new innovations that extend the solar revolution into city streets and into farms to help facilitate the transition to a world that can free itself from fossil fuels. The evrTree adds an important option to roof mounted and ground mounted solar that is, for the most part, out of sight and out of mind. EvrTrees are meant to be put in high traffic areas right next to where lots of people are walking or parking, and will have USB and other ports so that passers by can access all those photons that hit the planet via their mobile phone or tablet batteries, or even via their electric scooters, electric bikes, or electric cars. Imagine the statement made by a city that placed 1,000 evrTrees around town. Everyone would be able to know they could drive and park in that city and get their EV or phone charged. They would also have shade by day and light by night. City governments could defray expenses by selling advertising, or use the trees to post bus schedules and other civic information. As chairman of Everblaze, I am brainstorming with our CEO about how to create understanding and demand for evrTrees. One option we are considering is making small desktop sized versions and making a limited run of 1,000 or so available via Kickstarter. We are also seeking funding for Everblaze, in case you know of investors who would like to invest in solar power and solar related innovation. Feel free to Like the Everblaze Facebook page. Thanks for reading and watching the video.
Posted on: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 18:55:20 +0000
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