Green initiatives: Matthew Neilson of the Royal Mail
Matthew Neilson is the Head of Environmental Solutions for the Royal Mail. He’s keen to deliver the company’s
Dan Ilett
No turtle, no deal
China Watch By Yan Yan, Beijing Aluminum Corporation of China (CHINALCO) , China’s largest alumina producer has made a promise
Carbon emissions to be turned into CDs
What do you do with your old CO2 emissions when you’ve finished with them? Put them in the garage
China to impose energy-saving standard on copiers
CHINA WATCH By Yan Yan, Beijing The Chinese government is changing tactics, from an indulgent parent to a “green” nanny,
University team creates biofuel spit of petrol
Greenbang was never overly keen on chemistry at school. Melting rulers over bunsen burners and giving biros acid baths were
Orb wins $1m for Indian solar selling
Perusing the website of Orb Energy, Greenbang was taken on a mental musical mystery tour. The landing page of the
Intel China fund ready to spend on clean tech
Think Intel and you probably think of a jingle that goes dink dink DINK DINK and back in the dark
Defra spends £310 million to keep rubbish out of landfill
Browsing the Defra site this morning, Greenbang came across a press release which revealed Department is consulting on a strategy
Sydney turns to transformers in 2030 makeover
Town planners hoping to steal some green headlines must be a little hacked off right now, after Masdar popped up
New York pensioners put $500m in green tech fund
Pensions funds remind Greenbang of Otto von Bismarck’s remark that “Laws are like sausages, it is better to not
Foundation Capital opens $250m clean tech fund
Is all the talk of economic meltdown giving you a bit of a headache? Feeling a bit down from all
Polluters get windfall from carbon trading
Dammit. The EU must be feeling a bit like the superhero battling a supervillian when the energy from the laser