'Tuneable' energy harvesters could rival batteries for power
In the near future, we might be able to generate electricity from a variety of motions — everything from walking to
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Lessons from peak oil will apply to peak water as well
Water could be “the new oil” in more than one way, as experts are saying we might need to take
Methane is causing more climate change than thought
Methane and carbon monoxide are worse climate change culprits than we think, according to new research from NASA’s Goddard
Silent, simple and easy to maintain: Meet a better wind turbine
Matthew Luethi knows a few things about those wind turbines you see cropping up everywhere that you might not know.
North Sea is Europe's best hope for carbon storage
Rock formations below the North Sea are Europe’s best hope for storing away tonnes of carbon dioxide and averting
Jurdy: Who pays the tab?
Jurdy thinks we all will …
New company forms to make Desertec solar plan a reality
The plan to cover North Africa with solar panels now has a company with a name to back it up:
Can cutting carbon be fun? Volkswagen thinks so
Can’t persuade your family members and friends to recycle, ride their bikes and do other things to reduce their
Drive your car with a mobile phone? There's an app for that
James Bond did it in “Tomorrow Never Dies,” and one day soon, you might too: drive your car using a
What's the buzz? Get a free peek at our Low Carbon Tech Report
Interested in seeing for yourself what all the buzz is about over the new “Low Carbon Technologies Report”? For a
Wanted: Innovative ideas for building a smart grid
Are you or your company developing an innovative way to decarbonise the power grid, transmit both data and energy via
Challenge to US solar industry: 'Go big or go home'
The US solar power industry is at a crossroads and has two choices: Go big. Or go home. That according