Public sector to begin testing low-carbon vans
Four companies have been selected to begin supplying low-carbon and all-electric vans to some public-sector organisations starting
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EDF funds 30 megawatts of offshore wind in Belgium
France’s EDF Energies Nouvelles has commissioned a first round of bond funding to cover 30 megawatts of development (EDF)
Reports outline vision of UK offshore wind costs
The British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) is launching two key reports today: “UK Offshore WInd: Staying on Track” and “Offshore
UK creates climate adaptation sub-committee
Coming on the heels of a report with dire climate projections for the UK, the Government has created a new
New GE tech centre to focus on energy challenges
GE Energy has opened a new Technology Centre in Belfort, France, that will focus on finding advanced ways to help
A first: Cool supercomputer = warm dorms
A first-of-its-kind water-cooled supercomputer will send out its excess heat to warm buildings on the campus
Eight low-carbon car projects set for UK trials
Eight new low-carbon vehicle projects have been selected to run real-life trials supported by £25 million in Government
Can cleantech save the planet ... and us?
Outside of the dismal finance situation at the moment, the daily news from the world of cleantech tends to sound
Jurdy: E-recycle or else
Jurdy’s recycling efforts get a gentle nudge …
Welcome home: Here's your fruit bush and bat box
Buyers of Scotland’s first New Energy Homes will receive a different sort of gift set from the welcome wagon:
Rotterdam aims to be world's first water-smart city
The city of Rotterdam is working with IBM to become the world’s first “Smart Delta City” by collecting and
Sewage 'mud' could mean greener cement
The “mud” left over from waste water treatment could help cement producers reduce their carbon footprints, according to new research