Cornish wave energy firm announces Portugal project
Orecon, the Cornish wave energy device firm, is establishing a joint venture company with Portuguese developer Eneólica. The partnership aims
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News you might have missed: 18 May 2009
Still trying to catch up on all the latest cleantech news after the weekend? Here’s Greenbang’s daily review
Programme to focus on 'Keeping the lights on'
David Clarke, CEO at the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI), will offer a lecture on “Keeping the lights on — affordable engineering
Aviation's impact on climate change higher than thought
A recent study by European and US researchers has found that aviation emissions have a greater impact on global warming
EU should consider land-use impacts of biofuels: T&E
The European Federation for Transport & Environment (T&E) is challenging the EU to follow the lead of California,
Siemens to upgrade Swedish rail power system
Siemens Mobility will install six static frequency converters for traction power supply on the Swedish Rail Administration’s Banverket system.
Suntech supplies panels for Swiss solar project
Photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturer Suntech Power Holdings will supply solar panels to solar system integrator Sunergic SA of Switzerland for
Hydrogen-fuel sweeper to clean Basel's streets
A hydrogen-powered municipal street-cleaning vehicle — the first of its kind in the world — made its debut in Basel,
Cleantech ticker: 18 May 2009
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Top telcos sustainable in-house, but not for customers
Despite winning plaudits for their internal sustainability achievements, Europe’s top telecom operators aren’t providing their customers with a
News you might have missed: 15 May 2009
Can’t keep up with the ever-growing outpouring of cleantech- and climate-related news stories? You can skim the
Forum to examine Government sustainability
Westminster eForum plans to host a forum on “Government Sustainability: Greener Buildings, Goods and Services” on 9 June at Sixty