Spanish researchers aim for zero-energy elevators
Three research groups at Spain’s Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) are working to develop zero-energy, eco-design elevators that are
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SolarWorld expands capacity at Freiburg plant
Germany’s SolarWorld AG held a topping-out ceremony this week for its new production facility for solar silicon wafers in
Climate change threatens UK's iconic lakes
England’s most famous lakes such as Windermere and Grasmere are facing serious threats from climate change, non-native species and
European lighting firm expands LED offerings
Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH has completed a pan-European franchise agreement with California-based Intematix Corp. The pact gives Rutronik distribution rights
Siemens turbines to drive London Array
Siemens Energy will supply 175 of its SWT-3.6 turbines for the London Array offshore wind project, which is being
Virtualisation helps firm cut energy 30 per cent
Axminster Tool Centre, a family-run business located in Axminster, Devon, has reduced its energy consumption by 30 per cent and
Jurdy: Rising to the challenge
Jurdy finds that going green is uplifting …
Two London projects in Climate Positive programme
Two projects in London — Albert Basin, East London, and Elephant & Castle, London Borough of Southwark — are among 16 founding
Stockholm development one of 16 Climate Positive projects
The Stockholm Royal Seaport development is among 16 founding projects of the Climate Positive Development Programme, a Clinton Climate Initiative
New Prius stays cool with Kyocera solar modules
Kyocera Corporation is supplying solar modules for the new Toyota Prius solar ventilation system, an optional feature for the hybrid