IT firms don't walk the green talk, Greenpeace finds
Greenpeace says the first results of its Cool IT Challenge expose the IT industry’s “inadequate leadership in tackling climate
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Awareness of green IT benefits is growing: Symantec
A new study from Symantec Corp. finds that senior-level IT executives are interested in green IT strategies not just
IBM offers $3 billion for European, Asian IT projects
IBM is making up to $3 billion (US) available to finance IT initiatives in key economic stimulus projects in Europe
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Jurdy: Life in the Anthropocene
Jurdy’s starting to feel a bit lonely …
Global business leaders issue call for climate treaty
World business leaders assembled in Denmark today presented “The Copenhagen Call” urging adoption of an “ambitious and effective global climate
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Airtricity orders 80 turbines for North Sea wind farm
Airtricity, the renewable energy division of Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE), has signed an agreement with Siemens Energy for the
Stockholm tests ethanol-fuelled hybrid buses
Sweden’s Scania has started full-scale operational trials with six ethanol-fuelled hybrid buses on the streets of Stockholm.
Linde to help supply new Italian PV plant
Linde Gases, a division of The Linde Group, has been awarded the exclusive contract to supply high-purity gases to
Mobile recycling nets points, pounds for charities
Boots UK says it’s given out 45 million Advantage Card points to its customers through its Recycling Appeal programme,
Siemens to build €700 million Dutch power plant
Siemens Energy has secured an order to build a €700 million combined-cycle power plant for the Dutch utility Enecogen.