February 2008
suffering from bronchitis
suffering from bronchitis
Tories set out to charm green biz with uni plan
How do you like to be wooed? A nice restaurant? Expensive wine? A bunch of flowers, ideally not from a petrol station, maybe? Well,
UCLA scientists put hydrogen cars on a diet
Like a Hollywood starlet that’s just discovered ephedrine, hydrogen cars could shortly be dropping a lot of mass, thanks to researchers at UCLA Henry
US DoE, VCs take entrepreneurs and biofuels under their wing
It’s all go at the US Department of Enegy. First of all, the DoE has picked 3 VC firms to join its Entrepreneur
BP invests $1.5 billion in renewables
According to popular psychology, you should live each day like it’s your last. If that’s the case, Greenbang has just spent her last day
Wave-powered ship ready to take maiden voyage
Here’s an idea that at once so screamingly obvious and yet so astounding brilliant, Greenbang is surprised no one’s come up with this before.
Don’t forget next week’s Green Biz event
Yo yo. Word up. Etc. Just a reminder to take a look at this talk next week in London on “Green & Global Market
BT’s head of datacentres reveals energy-saving secrets
Finlay MacLeod is one of those guys who keeps you on your toes. You can’t lose his trail for a second because he keeps
World’s largest solar power station on track Down Under
It’s Guinness world records time, with the news that the world’s largest solar photovoltaic power station gong is set to pass to Australian state
Water firms unite to fight climate change
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London officials seek ways to emulate Europe’s greenest city
London officials today heard from an expert who offered a host of ideas
Better living through chemistry? Not so much
Remember DuPont’s long-used slogan, “Better Things for Better Living … Through Chemistry”? Or
Green utility crowned for top customer service
A green utility firm in the UK has bucked the odds by winning
Feed-in tariffs could foster a ‘Silicon Valley of the UK’
An initiative from the Department of Energy and Climate
How to cut energy use, carbon? One Rosenfeld at a time
How influential is Arthur Rosenfeld in the field of