News you might have missed: 20 April 2009
Looking for your daily dose of news summaries and headlines from the cleantech sector? Here’s Greenbang’s roundup of
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EnBW inks order for Germany's first offshore wind farm
EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG today signed a contract in which Siemens Energy will supply the firm with 21 wind
Study aims for recycled, food-grade plastics
The Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) has launched a study aimed to helping retailers and manufacturers switch to food-
UK launches strategy for high-value market growth
The UK needs to remove barriers to high-growth, high-innovation industries, according to the Government’s latest policy statement
Next on the climate change agenda: An obesity tax?
The fatter a nation’s people, the higher the country’s carbon footprint, according to researchers at the London School
Carbon burial good ... unless it's in your town?
What possible reason could one have to object to burying vast amounts of carbon dioxide underground so the gas not
Cleantech ticker: 20 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Siemens Energy has developed a new gas-insulated medium-voltage
Jurdy: Pedal to the metal
Jurdy’s willing to put up with some inconveniences to go green …
UK roads: A gadget for every mile
The Highway Agency says the average motorist traveling on British roads is unknowingly aided by “at least a gadget every
Look to Germany for sustainable transport model
Germany can provide a useful example for other countries looking to create a more sustainable transport system, according to a
Even busy servers don't have to be energy hogs
Climate Wire reports that Google has recently redesigned its server architecture to be even more energy efficient and low-carbon
Google plays with solar fire
Ever wonder what happens when you focus on sunlight-concentrating lens on a penny? A few of the geeks at