Statkraft teams with StatoilHydro for UK wind project
StatoilHydro and Statkraft will be working together to develop a 315-megawatt wind farm off the UK’s Norfolk coast. The
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Aquamarine's new strategy to focus on wave energy
Following a strategic review of its business, Scotland-based Aquamarine Power has decided to abandon development of its tidal stream device,
EU: Start plans now to adapt to climate change
The European Commission is proposing that member countries begin planning now to adapt to climate change, which recent research shows
Recession isn't keeping IT pros from small firms
IT professionals in the UK say the current economic downturn is hurting smaller firms more than larger ones, but that’
Send us your "Business and Earth" photos
How do you interpret the theme “Business and the Earth”? Greenbang wants to see your ideas as part of its
McKinsey: More cars don't have to mean more emissions
An integrated approach toward carbon abatement by the auto industry could reduce emissions even as the number of vehicles on
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Task force eyes low-carbon prosperity
Fifty-two major companies have joined forces with other organisations and experts to form a new low-carbon prosperity Task Force. Prime
New wind-energy fund to address aviation concerns
The British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) today announced a new fund to help resolve aviation issues that are holding up
New funding puts UK renewables 'ahead of the game'
Energy and Climate Change Minister Mike O’Brien this week announced the availability of up to £10 million for developing
Report sets path to 'prosperity without growth'
The Sustainable Development Commission this week published its long-awaited on economic growth and sustainability, titled, “Prosperity without growth? The transition