Aussie online consumption atlas goes live
There’s been a spurt of new websites lately, helping people calculate their carbon footprints or compare cars and other
Dan Ilett
Job alert: ethical research analyst
Ethical Investment Research Services (EIRIS) is looking for a research analyst to join its social research team. The job involves
Hybrid tech comes to planes (for taxiing, anyway)
Some clever chaps in the US have come up with a system that could eliminate the need for using jet
Chevron to launch clean energy online game
Oil company Chevron is taking a new approach to promoting clean energy (and good old fossil-fuelled ones too): an
Dry air as an energy source?
CHINA WATCH Air is everywhere, but can you imagine it can be used as a new form of energy? Chinese
North American renewables market: $24.6bn in 2010
That’s what analyst firm Frost & Sullivan reckon, in a new paper. It’s actually not such a big
$550m biofuels project kicks off in Mozambique
Mozambique’s national petroleum company this week unveiled a major $550m biofuels project, with the aim of producing 226 million
Who's who: Jason Elliott
The chap with the funny eyes pictured here is Jason Elliot, something of a serial entrepreneur in the eco-space.
21st Century version of "How's my driving?" sticker
A new British gizmo aims to give fleet managers a far more detailed view of how well their truck drivers
Watt's that, Watson?
It’s wattwatt, what. Yes, a new site – wattwatt – has launched, aimed at energy-saving enthusiasts and with the intention
The big British low-cost flying diesease
Although Greenbang can’t stand airports in general (and low-cost airlines in particular), primarily because of the way they
Lake dumping: first BP, now npower
Fresh on the heels of the BP scandal in Chicago – where the oil giant simultaneously promoted itself as greener than