EU chemical industry may be up for free CO2 allocations
Because the EU chemical industry is exposed to international competition, it’s entitled to free, performance-based carbon dioxide allocations, according
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Siemens builds wind turbine plant in China
Siemens today laid the cornerstone on a new wind turbine manufacturing plant being built in Lingang New City in Shanghai.
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What's your stand on a nuclear plant at Wylfa?
RWE npower is inviting people to have a say on proposals for a new nuclear power station at Wylfa on
Voluntary carbon markets doubled last year
The voluntary carbon markets doubled in both transaction volume and value in 2008, according to Ecosystem Marketplace and New Carbon
Scrapping a banger? Beware depreciation, insurance costs
New research from price comparison service uSwitch.com finds that vehicle depreciation will be a “thorn in the side” of
'Waggling' wings could cut aviation fuel bills
Aircraft wings that redirect air to waggle sideways could cut aviation fuel bills by 20 per cent, according to research
Scotland opens Europe's largest onshore wind farm
Scottish Power has week officially switched on its Whitelee wind farm, which is Europe’s largest onshore wind power project.
Norwich to host Sustainable Living Festival
The first Norwich and Norfolk Sustainable Living Festival will be launched next week thanks to a public engagement project run
'Carbon benefits' project targets climate change
An international project is setting up the world’s first carbon measuring and modelling system to help mitigate the effects
Salerno becomes IBM's third Smart City in Italy
The city of Salerno has become the third town in Italy to join forces with IBM with the aim of