Dan Ilett
China - the new green star?
China has come in for a lot of criticism from the outside world of late. Hosting the Beijing Olympics means
Car makers have a long way to go
I’ve never really liked American cars. They are usually over-powered and, possibly because fuel is so cheap in
Eco pedals - change driving, cut footprint
You’ll have probably, by now, read my rant at the expense of Caddy’s hydrogen 4×4. If not,
Emissions car tax – a load of hot air?
Like all those jumping on the green bandwagon, the UK government has been prone to more than the odd headline-
Carrot wins, Aussies go solar
Over the past months I’ve examined the relationship between the stick and the carrot. And, on virtually every occasion,
Spain pledges to put one million EVs on the road
I love Spain’s cities, Barcelona in particular, but I still cannot get the images from when I was 10
China plans ‘Three Gorges’ wind farm
Beijing may be choking in smog in the run up to the Olympic Games next week but in an attempt
Plug-in baby: Fuel prices turning petrol heads green?
One of the summer silly season surveys that caught our eye today shows that almost three quarters (71 per cent)
Solar when the sun goes down
What’s your favourite phrase? I love Blackadder’s: “As cunning as a fox that’s just been appointed professor
International Karate Plus
It has nothing to do with the Greenbang beat, but we’ve just found out you can play International Karate
Shell profits hit £2m per hour
Greenbang cast an envious eye over oil giant Shell’s financial results today, with the company reporting second quarter profits