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Survey: Majority in US ready to change energy habits
Nearly eight in 10 US consumers — 79 per cent — say in a new survey that they’re ready to make
Supermarket chain welcomes bees to rooftop 'hotels'
While many of us might worry about the dwindling bee populations across the UK, US and other places, a British
Russia prepares to spend billions on smart grid upgrades
Russia’s Federal Grid Company (FGC) has signed a deal with the New York-based battery maker Ener1 to find ways
Lab develops A/C that cools homes using less energy
Air conditioning makes many parts of the tropics and subtropics — even temperate regions — more comfortable on those oppressively hot and
Around the world, college students say sustainability is key
The world’s next-generation workforce — students in university today — have strong opinions about the future of business, sustainability and real-time
Smart and connected: The vision for communities of the future
A coalition of corporations and other organisations has launched a new global non-profit initiative aimed at tackling the “unprecedented challenges
Iceland to test storing carbon dioxide in mineral form
Geochemists attending a conference in the US today heard about a new way in which we might be able to
UK carbon: From 637m tonnes to 0 possible by 2030
A new roadmap from the UK’s Centre for Alternative Technology outlines the route Britain needs to take to achieve
Sentec MD: Time for UK to take the smart meter plunge
While countries like Italy have already taken the plunge into the smart electricity metering pool, other countries are testing the
Project aims to help rural Uganda turn to solar power
A new programme in Uganda aims to help poor households reduce their dependence on firewood by bringing them solar power.
UK building industry doubts zero-carbon targets
If the UK government is to meet its goal of a zero-carbon building market, it’s going to have to