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Lighting Canada's Most Sustainable Community
April 18, 2017

Lighting Canada’s Most Sustainable Community with Solar LED Street Lighting

What better way to light Canada’s most sustainable community, Sifton’s West5, in London Ontario, than to do so with Solar LED street lighting provided by Frederick & Simon Inc. and ClearWorld LLC.?  Frederick & Simon Inc. is very pleased to announce the contract award for solar RetroFlex LED streetlights for the West5 Townhouse development currently under construction […]

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Smart Cities Make Safer Cities
April 12, 2017

Smart Cities Make Safer Cities

One of the most important benefits comes along with the implementation of smart city technologies is the improvements in safety. In global case studies, introducing new technology-driven solutions slashed crime levels by up to 30% in some cities. ClearWorld recognizes the importance of public safety and the role that smart city technology will play in […]

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Moore’s Law Could Be Key To Overcoming Global Warming
April 7, 2017

Moore’s Law Could Be Key To Overcoming Global Warming

Moore’s Law refers to an observation made by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore. He noticed that the processing power of emerging computers had doubled every year since their invention. Moore assumed this trend would continue into the foreseeable future, and Moore’s Law was born. A new carbon law, modeled after Moore’s Law, has been proposed in order […]

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Industrial IoT and the Smart Grid Connection
March 29, 2017

Industrial IoT and the Smart Grid Connection

The smart grid concept is being looked to by politicians and municipalities around the world. Energy independence, climate change, and resilience in emergencies are just some of the many benefits to the smart grid solution. Of course, smart grids are integral in smart cities as part of the Internet of Things. ClearWorld products, which are […]

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Smart parking: the future for smart cities?
March 23, 2017

Smart parking: the future for smart cities?

Smart cities are adjusting their framework to incorporate a smart parking program. The city of San Diego recently began a program to replace their traditional, coin-operated parking meters with “smart” tech, allowing users to pay with a credit card. Also, City officials hope to allow consumers to pay by mobile phone in the near future. […]

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Report: Environmental Hazards Kill 1.7 Million Kids Under 5 Each Year
March 23, 2017

Report: Environmental Hazards Kill 1.7 Million Kids Under 5 Each Year

The World Health Organization released two new reports that reveal about 1.7 million children under the age of 5. That dies each year because of environmental hazards. Then, this is the first estimate of its kind regarding the child death toll from environmental causes. Also, this disheartening figure comprises about a quarter of child deaths […]

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Google’s
March 23, 2017

Google’s Analysis Proves Solar Can Work For Everyone

Google’s Project Sunroof initiative, which analyzes the viability of buildings for rooftop solar. They found that almost 90% of buildings in Florida and California are viable to be outfitted with solar panels. Even the “not so sunny” states, such as Maine and Minnesota, about 60% of buildings found to be viable. Traditional rooftop solar panels […]

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What will happen to the EPA under Trump?
February 22, 2017

What will happen to the EPA under Trump?

President Trump disparaged the Environmental Protection Agency who is in charge of enforcing federal laws on air and water pollution. Congress has drafted bills to limit the EPA’s power and abolish it altogether. With the new administration taking over, there are many left wondering what will happen to the EPA. Let’s explore some of the […]

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Renewable Energy Is The Future, With Or Without Climate Change
February 22, 2017

Renewable Energy Is The Future, With Or Without Climate Change

It’s common knowledge that burning fossil fuels is bad for the environment. But even without the damaging effects of climate change, renewable energy still makes the most economic sense for our global future. Worldwide energy use isn’t going to decrease anytime soon–people like the way they live. With only a finite amount of fossil fuels […]

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