Universities bag £250m cleantech research funding
£250m of funding has been awarded to UK universities to set up PhD-level doctoral training centres for research into
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Sainsbury's signs wind farm electricity deal
Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has signed a deal to take all the power from a 6MW wind farm near Glasgow.
Dallas eyes sustainability one block at a time
How do you make a sprawling city like Dallas more sustainable? The answer might be, “One city block at a
California OKs solar thermal contract
Solar thermal is the way to go, says California’s Public Utilities Commission. Commissioners this week approved a contract between
Texas town aims to 'reinvent the electric system'
City officials in Austin, Texas, have embarked upon a project to develop what they are calling the “energy system of
Five cleantech predictions for 2009
Silicon Valley venture capital firm Lightspeed Venture Partners has unveiled its cleantech predictions for 2009. We covered Lightspeed’s predictions
The sexy silver virtual PC cube
There’s a lot of buzz in the IT industry at the moment about ‘desktop virtualisation’, which is predicted to
Texas firm fights green cement laws
When it comes to making anti-environment news, it seems the state of Texas never disappoints. From the governor urging
How green is Obama's cabinet
While U.S. president-elect Barack Obama talks about the need for change, one of his choices for a cabinet
Forget square: it's hip to be green
Nightclubbing hardly seems like an eco-friendly activity, but more new party venues across the U.S. are touting sustainability
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£20m 'green' data centre heads into the clouds
A £20m ‘eco-friendly’ data centre is being planned in the Scottish Highlands that will offer businesses pay-as-you-