Hybrid double-deck buses take to London streets
Six new and eco-friendly double-deck buses — the first of a new generation of hybrid vehicles from Volvo — are
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London waste-to-energy could power 2 million homes
Every eight days, London produces enough municipal waste to fill up Canary Wharf … and city officials believe much of that
Shipping's actions could sink global climate goals
The international shipping sector has one last chance to decide how to control and reduce greenhouse gas emissions before UN
Mmm, beer ... now with clean energy
As if we needed any more reasons to love beer, along comes this one: it’s a promising source of
Creepy Einstein robot smiles, scowls
If you haven’t yet had your fill of robots for the week, check out this spooky (at least, we
New evidence for ancient, ice-free Arctic
What will the Arctic look like in a warming global climate? Researchers at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, believe they’
Government to water industry: Plan now for climate change
Even if strict carbon emissions cuts were to go into effect today, the UK can expect to feel some impacts
Wrap-around solar panels to power radio antenna
Ericsson and Telecom Italia are testing an innovative solar power system designed for developed areas with minimal space for photovoltaic
Home wind turbines have vast potential ... if sited right
Location is key to getting the most out of small home-based wind turbines, and householders in Scotland enjoy the
The house that algae power built
Can you imagine a house powered not by sun, wind or coal, but by living algae? A group of graduate
Meet 6 robots that could improve your life
While robots aren’t the ubiquitous household companions many science-fiction novels and films imagined in the last century, they
South West marine energy research get £10.3m boost
Sea-energy projects in the South West have received a boost through £10.3 million in research funding for the