Toshiba to build pilot carbon capture plant
Toshiba is to build a pilot carbon capture and storage (CCS) plant in Japan to test and validate its latest
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£10m prize for Scottish wave power projects
A £10m prize has been launched for the first scientists able to demonstre a commercially viable wave or tidal energy
Sunshine State starts living up to its name
The Sunshine State of Florida has long been a laggard when it came to harnessing solar energy, but it’s
University of Michigan aims for green IT
Bruce Springsteen was right: “From small things, Mama, big things one day come.” In the case of the University of
Like electric cars? Say 'mahalo' to Hawaii
A big “mahalo” (thank you) to Hawaii for becoming the second state in the U.S. to team up with
Giant offshore wind farm to light up North Wales
Plans for a 250 turbine offshore wind farm off the coast of North Wales that will be provide clean electricity
Jurdy's Pickup
Topical, given the current meltdown in the US car industry – here’s this week’s ‘toon from Jurdy…
US car industry bailout: Ford pledges to go electric
Ford submitted its latest begging letter – sorry, business planning assumption – to the US Congress this week, outlining how it is
Voice power could drive self-charging phones
It all sounds a bit perpetual-motiony at first, but a researcher at Texas A&M University says he
Take off for Europe's largest wind farm
Europe’s largest onshore wind farm, with 120 wind turbines, has been completed and switched on in Portugal. France’s
AT&T offers greenhouse gas reductions advice
The U.S. communications giant AT&T has four words of greenhouse gas reduction wisdom for the Environmental Protection
Vegetable oil could heat and cool UK homes
A combined heat and power system that burns vegetable oil to power a generator for providing electricity and heating and