Best Buy UK

Submitted by Best Buy UK on 29 June, 2010 - 18:28

We all need technology and with so many great gadgets available it’s easy to lose track of how much energy we’re using. By cutting down on our energy consumption, we can all save money and help cut down carbon emissions in the process. All of that’s easy with Hello tomorrow’s green technology. Best Buy bring you some of the latest and greatest energy saving technology to make it easier for you to save money by being energy efficient. You’ll soon start seeing the savings add up.

About the Organisation

Best Buy are showcasing some of the best and most affordable electric transport at the 2010 Bridgestone Eco-Rally - all of which will be available in their stores. Best Buy customers will also be able to charge their electric cars for free whilst they shop at all Best Buy stores in the UK.

More info:

http://www.bestbuy.co.uk

Participation

Products on Display:

2010 Bridgestone Eco-Rally

Brammo Enertia

Emphasizing the attributes that expose the joy of motorcycling, the Enertia eliminates features and characteristics that can cause intimidation and complexity in traditional motorcycles.

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GoCycle electric folding bike

Forget everything you thought you knew about pedelecs (electric-assist pushbikes). The Gocycle is designed by an ex-Mclaren design engineer and was voted by The British Library as one of the most iconic inventions of this century’s first decade. This is executive travel at its best. The electric motor and sealed chan ensure you can ride to work in...

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Role:

Exhibitor/Participant

The Event: 2010 Bridgestone Eco-Rally

Category: Short journey / city vehicles, Scooters & Motorcycles, Superminis

Technology: Electric, Electric-assist

Sustainability topics: advice, affordability / credit-crunch, infrastructure

Regions: Central London


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