February 2011
Lab launches energy-storage performance testing
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Aerial maps: A way to ID heat loss, solar potential
Like the time-lapse photographs that climate-change-watchers have taken of melting ice caps and retreating glaciers, the images of nighttime Britain snapped by aerial mapping
California utility connects solar power plant to grid
Southern California Edison (SCE) has connected the state’s largest investor-owned utility photovoltaic (PV) plant to its Central Valley power grid. The new generating station,
OSRAM acquisition aims at urban lighting market
OSRAM, Siemens’ lighting division, is acquiring Germany-based Siteco Lighting GmbH from Barclays Private Equity for an undisclosed purchase price. The acquisition is aimed at
UK govt: Let’s ‘mainstream’ sustainable development
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Scientists: Smart tech, not-so-smart decisions threaten civilization
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How much uranium is left?
As a natural resource on a finite planet, uranium is no more unlimited
Is it a new dawn — or twilight — for nuclear energy?
Nuclear energy stands at a strange crossroads. In one
Investors tell CEOs: ‘Cut your carbon, or risk losing trillions’
Big investors know that money talks … and a
