Yes, there really is a peak oil hedge fund
Never underestimate the willingness of investors to cash in on disaster. If you know that, you won’t be surprised
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Key to bee collapse: Not enough sex partners?
Honeybees might be disappearing in droves in parts of the world because the queen bees aren’t having sex with
Firm unveils 'net zero energy' compressors
Sweden-based Atlas Copco has introduced a breakthrough in air compressors: a Carbon Zero range of products certified as having “net
Jurdy: Roll out the barrel
Jurdy pinpoints Earth’s fuelish problem …
£10 million for electric, hybrid car research
Ten innovative research programmes that will lead to the development of cutting-edge ultra efficient electrical systems (PDF) for electric and
Brits pro self-sufficiency, but lack confidence
While most Brits agree that self-sufficiency — growing your own food, cooking and rearing animals — could help beat the recession, about
Signs of climate tipping points are growing
Scientists have long warned that climate change is not a linear process: global patterns can chug along looking quite normal
Spin-out to commercialise electric motors
A new Oxford University spin-out company, Oxford Yasa Motors, has been set up to commercialise lightweight electric motors developed at
£7.2 million for hydrogen, fuel-cell innovation
Companies that can develop hydrogen and fuel-cell technology for low-carbon transport and power generation can now bid for a portion
Low-carbon zones set to make London greener
Ten London boroughs chosen as “low-carbon zones” will receive at least £200,000 each to train citizens as “energy doctors,
Cost savings, carbon cuts drive efficiency, study finds
UK businesses are working to become more energy efficient not because of regulations, but out of a desire to cut
Seminar to put spotlight on London cleantech
Cleantech businesses will be able to learn more about what’s new at the London Thames Gateway — the “UK’s