EU OKs billions for offshore energy, grid upgrades
The European Union’s €5 billion Economic Recovery Plan, approved by Parliament Wednesday, includes €3.98 billion for upgrading the
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We might have used up more oil than we think
New estimates from a UK researcher suggest previous studies might have overestimated the amount of crude oil left in the
Study looks at language of climate change
Linguists at The University of Nottingham are undertaking a £190,000, two-year study on the use of climate change-related terms
Insuring a warmer world possible ... at 'right price'
Despite rising annual losses from extreme weather, Reuters reports that global reinsurance company Munich Re says it’s still possible
Plan now for peak oil, transport chiefs say
The top executives of some of UK’s largest transport firms say the current recession is no excuse to not
It's a solar panel, it's weather protection ... it's Flexa
The Italian firm Enerqos, a photovoltaic (PV) system and solar power plant construction company has teamed with ESP, a specialist
€4.7 million for 49 clean-energy projects
Europe’s Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) plans to fund 49 new clean-energy projects in 25 developing nations
UK firm tests energy-capture device
A British firm called Refreshco is conducting trials of a device that’s designed to capture and recycle the energy
Aquamarine Power welcomes Scotland Marine Bill
Ediburgh-based Aquamarine Power, one of the world’s leading marine energy companies, is giving to full support to Scotland’s
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Anaconda wave energy converter shows its stuff
Checkmate Seaenergy this week gave a media demonstration of its Anaconda Wave Energy Converter. Held at the QinetiQ Haslar Marine