Barclays to cut energy consumption
Yawn. Barclays says it will reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with a new major data centre in Gloucester,
Dan Ilett
And the ten least green brands are...
A survey says: 1. Shell 2. Exxon/Esso 3. McDOnalds 4. BP 5. BA 6. Ryanair 7. BAA 8. Coke
Solar power: industry overload will come in 2009
Can you ever get enough sun? Greenbang guesses that all those SAD cases in Britain would mumble a wishfully resounding
$10 million prize up for grabs in fuel-efficient race
If you fancy getting your hands on $10 million – and let’s be honest here, who doesn’t – then Greenbang
AES, Riverstone team on $1 billion solar venture
AES: three little words worth a wholes hedload of dollars. Well, Greenbang says shedloads, but on reflection, I guess it
Hyundai hybrids coming next year, fuel cells in 2012
Greenbang can hardly keep up with which car makers have leapt on the green bandwagon and promised either hybrid or
German parliament switches to 100% renewables
Greenbang is a big fan of the Germans – a nation that has a love of unfeasibly large two pint glasses
Car sharers get own motorway in the North
Some things, Greenbang is led to believe, are even better if you add an extra person into the mix. No,
River, rail could cut freight emissions by 12 percent
If a report by Royal & SunAlilance is on the money, the UK transport sector should be making like Ratty
China kicks off auto recovery effort
What’s better than recycling? Reusing, of course. Greenbang isn’t against reusing tea bags when feeling far too lazy
Scientists crack room temperature fuel cell
Greenbang has written several times before of being a great fan of scientists. If you leave them alone long enough,
Russian oligarch to spend billions on fuel cell research
What do oil, Chelsea football club and fuel cell technology have in common? Yes, they were all part of that