July 2010
UK’s solar energy prospects brighten with Sharp plant expansion
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New lab seeks ways to make cities smarter than ever
Can smart technologies make the cities of the future safer, smarter and more energy efficient? A new collaborative research lab in the US is
Jurdy: Something’s brewing …
Jurdy supports clean energy by the pint …
You can’t get there from here: Fair, global carbon prices at risk?
Ask most people who follow the clean energy and low-carbon technology markets, and you’ll hear a common refrain: Without a standard price on carbon
What’s the UK’s energy statement: ‘Boo-yah!’ or ‘Meh’?
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Newest electric cars make hybrids green with envy
It’s a good sign when cars once considered among the “greenest” around find
Does energy efficiency matter?
Just days on the job, Britain’s new Energy and Climate Change Secretary Edward
Heat dials up on smart-thermostat wars
Transform boring, old technology into something with next-generation smarts and huge market potential,
How NOT to cover energy news
What’s the best way to understand developments in the
How much coal is left?
Compared to natural gas, the US is using proportionately
