News you might have missed: 24 April 2009
Don’t worry if you’ve missed a few news stories over the past 24 hours: Greenbang’s here with
Dan Ilett
Danish lab connects polymer solar plant to grid
Denmark’s Risø National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy says it’s achieved a global first by connecting a polymer solar
Kingston team eyes zero-emissions Grand Prix
A team of students from Kingston University plan to enter their new green motorbike in the world’s first zero-
Met Office serves up climate change-ready housing
The Met Office puts the focus on how climate change will affect the future of housing design at its exhibit
Competition offers millions for new offshore wind designs
A multi-million-pound global competition launches today to find the best new foundation designs to support the next generation
World Malaria Day kicks off disease-fighting campaign
Climate change and growing resistance to traditional drugs pose increased challenges to the effort to wipe out malaria, but researchers
GDP, oil use linked to belief in climate change
A new international Gallup poll makes a fascinating discovery: the greater a country’s gross domestic product is per unit
Jurdy: Care to share?
Jurdy discovers that green habits can be addictive …
Cleantech ticker: 24 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Stephen Carter, Minister for Communications, Technology and Broadcasting, is visiting
News you might have missed: 23 April 2009
Because you can’t follow all the latest cleantech news around the clock, here is Greenbang’s daily summary of
EU buildings to be zero net energy by 2019
The WWF is cheering today’s vote by the European Parliament, which proposes that all new houses, offices and shops
New fund plans £1 million a year for local carbon projects
The sustainability charity Groundwork is leading an initiative called Foundation, a climate fund that aims to provide £1 million per