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Peter Darwell: ‘Instant’ success after years of hard work
How does a 15-year-old school dropout and one-time chef become a successful serial — and super-green — entrepreneur with more than 30 startups to
The Greenbang top-30 UK sustainable-technology and business startups are…
Haha – we’re not there yet, but almost. There’s still time to submit your company for the list, which will be published all over
SSE buys Irish wind-farm giant
Scottish and Southern Energy has agreed to buy Irish wind-power firm Airtricity in a £1.1bn deal. Airtricity is one of the biggest developers of
EDF rolls out 250 electric car charging bays
Forget the big smelly petrol pumps, why not plug into a small trim electric charger? To promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs), EDF
Who’s who? Jim Balcom – CEO of PolyFuel
Meet Jim Balcom. <—– His company, PolyFuel, is making serious headway in the development of fuel cell membranes. These are essentially the technology
Boom time for non-hydrogen fuel cells?
Non-hydrogen fuel cell makers are picking up attention from investors as their prospects start to look cheerier than their hydrogen-based siblings. Non-hydrogen approaches, which
Who’s who: Jason Elliott
The chap with the funny eyes pictured here is Jason Elliot, something of a serial entrepreneur in the eco-space. He is the founder of
China to build seven sustainable cities
Greenbang is frothing at the mouth over this one. It’s like the Great Wall of China all over again. If you’ve not yet heard
Who’s who? Kelly Smith, MD of Smartbunker
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