LA to see largest streetlight retrofit ever
Former US President Bill Clinton today announced that his foundation will work with the city of Los Angeles to replace
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Cleantech news you might have missed: 17 Feb. 2009
So what else in new in cleantech today? Here are some developments you might have missed: * Analysts at Gartner predict
Navajo Wind Energy nabs plum site in China
Atlanta-based Navajo Wind Energy Corporation today announced that it’s secured a 6,200-acre site in China for
Worst threat to oil supplies? Rust, warns Simmons
Peak oil guru Matthew Simmons — featured in a fascinating recent Forbes piece titled, “Crude Cassandra” — isn’t changing his tune
Innovative device could yield better solar chargers
Freescale Semiconductor, a firm based in Austin, Texas, is this week showcasing an innovative power conversion device that it says
Small data centre, large energy savings
A non-profit eco-organisation for children has created a data centre that is exceptionally small while also hugely energy
Don't forget 18. Feb Greenbang gathering
If you’re interested in meeting with other cleantech folks and chatting about the sector’s latest and greatest, don’
Cleantech news you might have missed: 16 Feb. 2009
Too busy catching up on Monday’s work to follow the latest developments in cleantech? Here are a few of
Signs of the energy apocalypse: hamster power
Is it a technological breakthrough or a sign of the energy apocalypse, in which we turn to increasingly desperate means
Oil exec: Global production has peaked
Global oil production is at or near its peak, and will likely never exceed 89 million barrels per day, according
Škoda unveils low-emissions Superb GreenLine
Car- and bike-maker Škoda today announced the launch of its new Superb GreenLine, a vehicle that can achieve 23.
Antarctic winds no match for new wind turbines
The Princess Elisabeth Station in Antarctica over the weekend began powering its facilities with wind energy, courtesy of eight new