New spectrometer to aid in German solar research
Bruker BioSpin will provide the world’s first commercial millimetre-wave 263-gigahertz EPR spectrometer for use at Berlin’s Helmholtz-Zentrum. The
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Climate change to alter where Europeans holiday
A warming climate could reverse the flow of tourists and encourage more Southern Europeans to head north, instead of the
Spanish researchers study microalgae's energy potential
The energy unit at Spain’s TECNALIA is researching the potential of mass production of microalgae as a crop that
Climate/energy crisis: Time for immediate ... discussion?
Is it just us, or is every new report on energy or climate starting to sound a lot like dialogue
Group links top brands to 'toxic' tar sands
Leading UK brands — including Superdrug, Nouvelle recycled toilet paper and 3′ mobile — are owned by companies that profit from environmentally
Enerqos helps Italian BMW dealer go solar
Enerqos Plc, an Italy-based designer and installer of photovoltaic plants, has just commissioned a new solar installation at the Viterbo
Goal: Make algae-based carbon capture viable
Arup and the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) are working to scale up a novel system that uses algae to
Aston Martin's 'Cygnet': A sharp-dressed smart car
When you think Aston Martin you think James Bond, fast cars and big polluting engines. But in the near future,
Stunner: Volatility of wind energy means wild prices
Accommodating the large amounts of wind energy (PDF) needed to meet Britain’s and Ireland’s carbon reduction targets could
Scottish plan aims for 20% renewables by 2020
The Scottish Government today published an action plan aimed at driving the development of renewable energy and capitalising on the
Smart meter rollout = 2,600 new jobs
British Gas says it expects to create 2,600 new skilled jobs over the next three years as the UK
New fund: £30 million for low-carbon buses
A new £30 million fund aims to help bus operators and councils go green by helping them purchase low-carbon buses.