Electric bike set for zero-emissions Grand Prix
Students at Kingston University are putting the finishing touches to their electric motorbike as they get ready to race it
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Amsterdam to become EU's first 'intelligent city'
Amsterdam aims to become the European Union’s first “intelligent city” with a coordinated programme aimed at reducing its energy
Grants to help turn food waste into energy
Five UK projects will receive government grants to create energy from food waste and other organic waste, Environment Secretary Hilary
New airport people mover more efficient, flexible
Siemens today debuted a new model of airport people mover vehicle at the UITP World Congress for mobility and public
Jurdy: Unclear on the concept
Jurdy discovers the meaning of “irony” …
Bids announced for 'Saudi Arabia' of marine power
The Crown Estate says today that it’s received multiple bids for wave and tidal energy projects in the Pentland
Cleantech ticker: 8 June 2009
Cleantech news as it happaens — check back for regular updates: * A group of scientists at IPMS is working on an
UK on track to double Kyoto emissions goals
The UK remains on track to almost double its greenhouse gas reduction obligations under the Kyoto Protocol on climate change,
Organisations to get Government help in reducing greenhouse gases
A public consultation on guidance aimed at helping organisations to manage and reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions was launched
'Militant' mayor reveals London 'Cycle Superhighway' routes
London Mayor Boris Johnson today unveiled proposed routes for the first two of London’s twelve “Cycle Superhighways” — the corridors
Geoengineering could slow climate change, but hasten Amazon die-off
Geoengineering strategies to curb global warming may offer advantages in combating temperature rise, but could also significantly damage the Earth’
Agro waste 'headache' could yield energy profit
An EU programme aims to reduce the problem of agricultural waste by developing a way to convert it into energy