Green computing event targets public-sector IT
UK virtualisation specialist Intercept plans to host a Green Government Computing event next week to help public-sector technology leaders learn
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Firm offers efficient lamps to light-switching MP
RS Components, Europe’s largest supplier of electronic and electrical components, is offering 30 free energy-efficient lamps to David Willetts,
Better Place demos electric car battery-switch technology
Better Place says it’s achieved a milestone in accelerating the mass-market adoption of electric vehicles by demonstrating the world’
Smart metering: Benefits for all
Following is a guest commentary by John Roberts, chairman of Remote Energy Monitoring (REM), a UK-based firm specialising in smart
IEA: Gadgets becoming global energy hog
Following its finding that energy consumption by electronic devices will double by 2022, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is calling
Cleantech ticker: 14 May 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The mechanical behaviour of the Arctic sea ice cover appears
Climate change is century's greatest health threat
Climate change poses the biggest global health threat of the 21st century, according to a new report launched jointly by
News you might have missed: 13 May 2009
Looking for a quick update of all the latest cleantech news and related developments? Here you go: * Drivers in the
Chemists explore WWII 'miracle' aviation fuel
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has published a new paper exploring the “miracle” chemical breakthrough that gave Britain’s
Solar power as cheap as 'regular' power by 2013
Solar electricity could be as cheap as conventional electricity in the UK by 2013, according to a new report from
Anglesey to see electricity upgrade
ScottishPower has started a major project to help improve the electricity supplies in Anglesey. At present, the electricity infrastructure on
Petrol soundtrack the fix for silent electric cars?
Auto-maker Lotus and The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association are working together to create a “soundtrack” for nearly silent