Power Efficiency earns innovation award
Power Efficiency, a Nevada-based cleantech firm, has earned an Innovation of the Year Award from Frost & Sullivan for
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Nippon, Toyota to develop cellulosic ethanol
Several Japanese corporations — including Nippon Oil and Toyota — are teaming up to develop a next-generation, low-cost way to
Green IT? Not there yet, study finds
A majority of IT professionals say their organisations are aware of the environmental concerns raised by their industry, yet just
Cleantech news you might have missed: 9 Feb. 2009
Looking to catch up on cleantech developments now that the weekend’s past? Following are some stories you might have
18 Feb.: Mark calendars for Greenbang tech networking
Want to get together for drinks, snacks and some cleantech networking? Mark your calendars for 18:30 Wednesday, the 18th
BioSolar announces plant-based PV success
California-based BioSolar Inc. today announced that it’s successfully tested its pre-production, bio-based solar cell film, bringing
Solar energy takes new turns Down Under
Researchers at The Australia National University (ANU) are working on several new technologies that could revolutionise the solar energy markets.
Aussie innovation yields electricity, carbon-free desalination
Australia’s Carnegie Corporation expects to soon select a site off the nation’s southwest coast for its next installation
Zenergy aims to slash cost of renewables
The following is an interview with Zenergy CEO Jens Müller, as reported by Tara Kelly. Jens Müller opens his shiny
Cleantech people, money and deals: 2 - 6 Feb. 2009
Who made an executive move, garnered some much-needed funding, announced earnings or inked a business deal in cleantech this
Cleantech news you might have missed: 6 Feb. 2009
So much cleantech news, so little time. If you haven’t been able to keep up with all the recent
San Francisco plans grease-to-fuel project
San Francisco has kicked off a pilot programme that would make it the first US city to convert used cooking