Aimed to provide charge to mobiles in developing countries without power sources, these chargers are great not only where electricity is limited but also for cities that rely on bicycle traffic such as Amsterdam.

Nokia spokesman Leo McKay reveals, “We are targeting the initial rollout in the developing markets, but we do, of course, see the potential outside of these countries.”

“In cities like Amsterdam for instance, where bicycles are probably the most common means of transportation, the supply of free, environmentally friendly power is pretty much limitless.”

What an awesome idea and getting greener is always a good plan.

While some of us may be may of cappuccinos before noon, the

Take a look at this 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco that runs on 56 espressos for a single mile of travel.  Wow, we can’t help but think what a waste of perfectly good coffee.  This creatively-engineered vehicle can basically run on any brand of espresso as long as it’s very dry and comes in pellet form that will enable air to move though the pile as the coffee burns through the engine.

Talk about your morning fuel.

Designed to provide people in disaster and construction zones instant power, this portable wind generator is one of the most handy gadgets yet.

In an easy-to-transport package, rescue workers can instantly provide power without the days of waiting that usually follows disasters.

The new Conor Klein’s Leech Plug will power all of your gadgets and when they’re all juiced-up, the Leech Plug will unplug them after it senses no more energy flow.  Wow, talk about awesome!

Made to dangle from a keychain, this little fella will charge all of your electronic gadgets up to 90% in four hours time.  You don’t have to have a bright, sunny day to make the XPAL work either since it’s compatible with medium levels of light.  Talk about a win-win.

These solar-powered sunglasses trap the amazing energy of the sun and convert it into electric energy you can power through the power jack, located at the back of the frames.  Now when your iPod runs low, all you have to do is sport these solar shades and you’ve made it in the shade.