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Energy trader acquires London-based Climate Exchange plc
A major US-based energy and futures trader has acquired Climate Exchange plc, which trades in the emissions of greenhouse gases,
Why it doesn't matter that there's 'plenty of oil left'
Peak oil felt like a very real and immediate possibility around the time of the oil price peak in mid-2008,
One offshore wind project per decade? Not a recipe for energy security
If they’re serious about boosting their domestic renewable energy capacity, US citizens had better hope that future offshore wind
Oxford adds $100 million for research into global problems
Big-money investments might be hard to come by these days, but Oxford University has beaten the odds by raising $100
With global car ownership set to double, EU eyes greener transport
The European Commission today launched a new strategy to encourage the production and adoption of clean, green cars, trucks and
Jurdy: Missing the point
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For the company Joule Unlimited, which claims it’s developed a way to create “Liquid Fuel from the Sun™,” today
Home store CEO: Sustainable business takes more than tick boxes
We’ll lose £2 million by dropping patio heaters next year … but the opportunities for a business prepared to lead
Not feasible at any price? Study questions carbon storage
Could it be that economics isn’t the biggest hurdle standing in the way of our goal of safely locking