What if we could GROW our high-tech materials?
What if, instead of manufacturing new technologies — which often means high energy and materials costs — we could grow some of
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Students win with first all-electric Formula car
Students at the University of Hertfordshire won a competition this month with what they say is the world’s first
Jurdy: All wet on efficiency
On water efficiency, Jurdy’s not quite dry behind the ears yet …
Research hints at cheaper, more efficient photovoltaics
Researchers in Luxembourg have created a new and highly efficient solar cell that could lead to much cheaper next-generation solar
Ouch! Study pegs carbon capture's staggering cost
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) are possible, but the cost of doing so — both early on and even as the
Kyocera helps explain the Carbon Reduction Commitment
Greenbang’s Dan Ilett speaks about the Carbon Reduction Commitment with Tracey Rawling Church of Kyocera, then learns more from
Top water scientist is awarded MBE
Son Le, technology development manager for United Utilities, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for
Water efficiency could boost profits by £3.5 bn
Businessses across England and Wales could increase their profits by £3.5 billion simply by adopting improved water-saving measures, according
Greenbang year three: Big things on the way!
Hello there dearest Greenbang readers Many thanks for those who came down to the Grape Street Wine Bar last night
Slow on wind projects, Wales no 'green Celtic tiger'
Wales might fail to become “a Green Celtic Tiger Economy” because it’s not moving quickly enough to develop wind
Wind farms could become killing fields for bats
While the UK is staking its renewable energy future in large measure upon wind power, British bats might not have
Study: Aim for 'zero landfill' of concrete
Industry should set an ultimate goal of “zero landfill” of concrete, according to a new report from the World Business