What’s the UK’s energy statement: ‘Boo-yah!’ or ‘Meh’?
When it comes to building a secure, low-carbon future for the UK, the new coalition government says it aims to
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Ultimately, BP’s new CEO is lipstick on business as usual
As BP CEO Tony Hayward is transferred, Captain Stillman-style, to a company joint venture in Russia, American-born Bob Dudley will
Five steps to keep your home energy efficient
Close to 90 per cent of home-buyers consider energy efficiency to be important when looking for homes, it’s been
A first: Italy to China … the green and driverless way
If it’s a sign of the times that electric- and solar-powered car races don’t seem that strange anymore,
Renewable energy: Not all it's cracked up to be?
A recent bit of news from Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) suggests that James Lovelock, the scientist behind the Gaia
Solar catamaran sails Mediterranean to promote renewables
A solar-powered catamaran recently set sail off the coast of Spain to begin a three-summer-long campaign highlighting the need for
In the US, green must be framed as 'red, white and blue'
I still find the US a very perplexing place. I was over there in May, on the east coast, for
Honda CR-Z is sporty first ... with hybrid cred to boot
The Honda CR-Z is a small car, but it could make quite a big impact on the way people buy
Carbon-cutting tech: Key is to distinguish 'possible' from 'viable'
To better understand which technologies can reduce carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants, we need to know first how well
Jurdy: You got that right
Jurdy sees a need for real change …
Forum unveils global smart grid, clean-energy initiatives
Representatives from more than 20 countries are meeting in Washington, DC, today for the US government’s first-ever Clean Energy
The Grumpy Environmentalist: Failed escape from oil heating
The heating system at Priory Farm has been commissioned and I regret to say that we’ve failed to incorporate