Scottish city aims for carbon-neutral first
Citizens in Stirling are aiming to make their town Scotland’s first carbon-neutral city. Some 29 organisations have so far
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Group says UK should offer £ for bicycles, not cars
Instead of offering UK motorists money to scrap their old cars, the Government should focus on a scrappage scheme for
$10 million prize focuses on algae-based fuels
A new prize is offering $10 million (US) for ground-breaking research and innovations in algae-based fuels. The proposed prize is
Solar pioneer wins 2009 European inventor award
The environment and health came out as top winners in the 2009 European Inventor of the Year awards, announced this
Never mind carbon emissions: Firms want to save money
More than eight out of ten businesses say Government targets to reduce carbon dioxide emissions are unrealistic, according to npower’
Chinese e-cars to debut at climate conference
When world leaders gather in Copenhagen this December for the UN Climate Change Conference, they’ll also get a first-time
Daimler takes fuel-cell car on historic drive
This past weekend, Daimler took its F-CELL Roadster, a fuel cell-powered car, on a trip through Germany that covered part
Cleantech ticker: 29 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and Dutch Deputy Prime
Jurdy: A bitter spill
Jurdy commits an eco faux pas …
News you might have missed: 28 April 2009
Yes, there are way too many publications, news reports and press releases to follow on a daily basis. That’s
Climate change has implications for UK workforce
Companies planning to deal with the effects of climate change need to do more than adapt their products and services
Welsh initiative seeks to build a better battery
The University of Glamorgan is collaborating with the Welsh firm Atraverda to develop a lighter, more powerful and more eco-friendly