'UFO' wind turbine gets new home
Remember that Lincolnshire wind turbine that was reported to have been damaged by a UFO earlier this year? Well, the
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How will climate change affect UK transport systems?
How can we make the UK’s transport system more resistant to climate change, and what will it look like
Solar panels could provide up to 12% of EU electricity
Electricity from solar panels could soon become a “significant and competitive” source of energy for the European market, according to
State of the art solar test centre opens in Cologne
Germany-based TÜV Rheinland has opened what it says is the world’s “most state-of-the-art” test centre
Britain's 10 biggest eco-challenges
Climate change and energy supplies are, of course, issues of importance around the globe. But there are some energy and
Balancing electricity supply, demand to get tougher
If you think it’s tough for utilities to balance electricity supply and demand now, just you wait, says National
DHL, Lufthansa launch low-emissions cargo service
AeroLogic, a low-emissions aircraft joint venture of DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo, has begun serving new cargo air routes
Green stimulus funds promise big boost for Siemens
Government stimulus spending and a shift toward green technologies are expected to yield a bumper crop of orders for Siemens
ReVolt battery firm makes top European cleantech list
Switzerland’s ReVolt Technology has made the Cleantech Summit 2009’s top 24 list of leading European startups and early-
Abengoa Solar unveils experimental 'power tower'
Spain’s Abengoa Solar has unveiled its first high-temperature power tower — Eureka — in Andalusia. The only such plant in
Footprints of Nations: No more hiding outsourced carbon
How do the world’s different countries compare by carbon footprint? A new analysis available online — Carbon Footprints of Nations
Today's CO2 levels could mean sea-level rise of 25 metres
Sea levels could keep rising higher than previously projected — for the next couple of millenia — even if we manage to