Forum to examine Government sustainability
Westminster eForum plans to host a forum on “Government Sustainability: Greener Buildings, Goods and Services” on 9 June at Sixty
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Jurdy: Not what we had in mind
Jurdy takes the biofuel concept too far …
Irish project aims to tap coastal wind energy
A professor of applied physics at Trinity College Dublin has identified suitable locations on Ireland’s west coast that could
Turkey gets €45 million to build its largest wind farm
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing Turkey with a €45 million loan for the construction of
Wanted: Expert for green electric car study
Friends of the Earth Europe, Greenpeace European Unit and Transport & Environment are seeking an expert to carry out a
New certification focuses on green IT
The British Computer Society (BCS) has launched new three-day certification course for professionals seeking to understand best practices in green
Swedish, French firms ink fuel cell deal
Sweden’s Morphic Exergy Fuel Cells has signed a distribution agreement with Narbonne Associates of France for its Polaris 140
Firms team up to optimise wave energy technology
Cornwall-based Orecon has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dresser-Rand Company, which has offices in Peterborough and the US, to
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Tidal stream turbine passes small-scale test
Two British engineers have developed what they say is a breakthrough design that could, within five years, begin to generate
Report sets out UK's low-carbon biotech goals
The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation and Growth Team (IB-IGT) today published its report on how UK industry can maximise opportunities in
Benn: World facing 'crisis of sustainability'
Speaking on the subject of “Sustainable Economy” during a visit to the US, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn today warned that