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There are incredible new ideas being tested and trialled. Explore them all here and maybe you can come up with a few of your own to use in your video or writing competition entry?

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  AMAZING ideas!

  Some ideas improve what we already have and SOME ideas change the way we think completely.

  Check out these super creative, light bulbs for your brain!

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  We like to move it, move it.

  The energy of human movement could help power the planet.

  Who's got a pesky little brother or sister... if you could channel their energy for the good of the planet ... WOW!

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  Snappy solar fashion

  Solar swimwear! Whenever you're out in the sun, you can be collecting the energy of the rays to recharge your ipod. 

  The mini solar panels are sewn together in a series with a conductive thread, linked to a USB connection!

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  More wacky watts

  If you're thinking solar panels are just SO ho-hum!

  Prepare to have your mind warped.

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  Feeling inspired?

  Know what you're going to say?

  Here's some tips on getting your video underway.

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  sOccket - a pretty fancy football

  An incredible new invention that gives kids light and a fun soccer ball!

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  The Amazing Blood Lamp

  An incredible chemical reaction to check out.

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  E-vine

  Flower power! Recharging electric vehicles around town.

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• Eco Citizen

  Eco Citizen Australia: Did you know, the average amount of solar energy that falls on
  Australia is about 15,000 times the amount of energy Australians use each year?

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  Power felt

  Power Felt - a new material to harness body heat!

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  A renewable energy revolution for the 21st Century

  Are you ready to think outside of the square?

  New technologies will work together in revolutionary ways.

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  Biochar breaks the carbon cycle

  Burning trees and agricultural waste contributes to a large amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) to the atmosphere. Biochar, a new take on the standard charcoal, breaks this cycle by drawing and holding carbon in the soil.

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