Thames flood predictions realistic
Greenbang is reassured she isn’t likely to die from a tsunami rolling up the Thames like in the film
Dan Ilett
Spain makes waves with sea power project
Not to be outdone by its Iberian neighbour Portugal (as reported on by Greenbang here yesterday), Spain has also deployed
€9m wave project to power 15,000 homes
What is claimed to be the world’s first commercial wave power project opened off the coast of Portugal this
Green business park for start-ups
Everyone knows London’s West End is the best place for theatre, that you would head down to Canary Wharf
PC World launches energy saving Eco PC
PC World has launched its first energy saving computer, which it claims uses only a fifth of the energy used
Brits unwilling to pay 'green tax'
Brits are doing their bit to help the environment by recycling, putting in insulation and turning down thermostats but they
The Clean Tech Start-up Index - PowerOasis
Today’s entry from Greenbang’s special report on UK Clean Tech Start-up businesses is about PowerOasis, just one
The Clean Tech Start-up Index - Origo Industries
Today’s entry from Greenbang’s special report on UK Clean Tech Start-up businesses is about Origo Industries, just
Will carbon capture ruin groundwater supplies?
We’ve had a lot of stuff recently on Greenbang about how carbon capture and storage (CCS) – injecting liqueified carbon
Greener wi-fi, coming your way
A new wireless standard is set to introduce power saving features that will “green up” wi-fi networks. That’s
Aussies put $100m into carbon capture
Australia, the largest exporter of coal in the world, has unveiled plans to sweep carbon underground. The Australian government has
Nokia tops tech eco rankings
As consumers get more of an eco-conscience or simply come to realise that, more often than not, green can