Philips: Efficient lights speed shift to lower energy use
The Philips lighting company is pushing for businesses, municipal authorities and building owners/operators to switch to energy-efficient lighting as
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Study to focus on climate change, oceans, food chain
The Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs (Defra) today said it’s launching a five-year, £11 million study into
New programme makes building 'recycling' easier
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears today unveiled “Revolution to Recycle,” a series of measures designed to help local communities recycle buildings
SolFocus unveils new concentrator PV technology
SolFocus Inc. plans to showcase its new concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology at the CPV Summit 2009, which runs today and
Cleantech ticker: 28 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The Great British Refurb Campaign for green home renovations was
News you might have missed: 27 April 2009
If you missed a few headlines over the past weekend, you can catch up here with Greenbang’s daily review
Wave energy converter passes test, Aquamarine says
Ediburgh-based Aquamarine Power says it’s successfully tested its Oyster® wave energy converter, which has for the first time produced
A new clean energy-focused search engine: reegle
Several European public organisations have come together to launch a new search engine focused on renewable energy and energy efficiency.
See the world's largest PV, wind, hydro plants
Which renewable energy installations are the biggest of them all around the globe? We’ve compiled the list here: * Largest
Kilowatt-hours: The only measure you need
One single unit of measurement — kilowatt-hours — can tell us all we need to know about energy consumption and our efforts
Report: Plan for an Ireland altered by climate change
Climate change will mean the average temperatures in Ireland will increase by 1.4 to 1.8 degrees Celsius by
A primer on carbon capture and storage
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband last week announced that no new coal plants would be built in the