Power-saving device kills appliance 'vampyres'
A team of researchers at the Technical University of Catalonia have developed a new energy-saving device that disconnects electrical appliances
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E.ON calls for carbon capture and storage incentives
UK energy firm E.ON is calling for the government to provide strong incentives to help businesses develop carbon capture
Welsh firm brings solar health training to Africa
A Wales-based renewable energy services firm says its solar-powered devices can help improve the health of impoverished people in Africa.
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British Energy returns idled reactors to service
British Energy, now part of EDF Energy, announced today that it’s completed its nuclear programme to bring back online
One firm's 'reverse globalisation' to cut carbon
An Oregon-based pallet manufacturer plans to reduce its carbon footprint (PDF) by relocating production operations in Spain and Korea back
Tiny algae could spell giant climate troubles
Tiny creatures known as diatoms could have a huge impact on the planet if, as scientists fear, they become less
California launches 'Green Corp' for jobs training
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger this week launched a new California Green Corps to help at-risk young adults find green-collar jobs.
Survey: Global support for nuclear power is growing
A growing number of people around the globe support increased use of nuclear power to improve energy security and fight
Point Carbon expands reach with Perspectives buy
Oslo-based Point Carbon, a carbon-focused analyst firm, announced today that it’s acquired Perspectives GmbH, a European carbon offset market