Scientists generate electricity from raindrops
Scientists over in Grenoble are trying to recover energy caused by the vibration of raindrops as they fall and use
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ReneSola makes stock market debut
If you were feeling a little queasy after all the bad news on solar stocks, an IPO out of China
Intel picks up green electricity title
Intel has had an image makeover — not content with presenting itself as the world’s biggest chip maker, it’s
Food giants to save 140 million litres of water
In a press release last year, Envirowise warned that companies are chucking the equivalent of 40 bottles of champagne the
Enphase picks up $6.5 million for solar management
Solar panels can be quite difficult to manage can’t they? It’s always “bring me a sandwich” or “I
Solel raises $105 million
It seems if you’re in solar at the moment, just shake the nearest tree and a VC with a
Sewage the answer to water shortages?
Desalination is one method of tackling water shortages under consideration around the world. Here’s another, from Science Daily: Amid
Wal-Mart gets kitted out with solar
Wal-Mart is often seen to the environmental lobby as Pete Doherty is to the anti-drugs movement or Jeremy
George Dubya promises $2bn for clean tech
In between inventing new words, like normalcy, looking simian and generally embarrassing himself with quotations like “More and more of
Oceanlinx suspends float plans
In November, Greenbang was thanking the pun gods for the news that wave power firm Oceanlinx was planning a float.
What do you call a green energy worker?
How would you fancy a nice neologism to go with your morning cuppa? You would? Alright then, how about: Green
Alberta oilfields go for carbon capture
What do you do with something you don’t like? If in doubt, bury it (Greenbang is not advocating murder