Cleantech news you might have missed: 20 Feb. 2009
What’s new this week in the cleantech world? Following are some top stories you might have missed: * The cost
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Tips for making cleantech 'sexy'
How can cleantech companies make the most of their potential and succeed in the market, especially in these — to put
Portugal signs on for deep-water wind energy
Seattle-based Principle Power Inc. this week signed an agreement with Energias de Portugal to develop a deep-water offshore wind-energy installation
Uptime Institute names 'Global Green 100'
The US-based Uptime Institute this week announced its list of “Global Green 100,” the top corporations to demonstrate “significant energy
Fill 'er up ... with crambe?
Honestly, our heads have been spinning enough already with all the potential biofuel sources: corn, corn stover, wood chips, telephone
Saudi scholar: biofuel = alcohol = a 'sin'
As if corn-based ethanol hasn’t already taken enough of a beating for taking food out of people’s mouths
Meet the 'Naughty Nine' climate-change laggards
US investors are singling out nine companies — including, surprise, surprise, ExxonMobil — for not doing enough to address the business challenges
Jurdy: Not ready for prime time
Jurdy experiences a shocking revelation …
Come celebrate the launch of Carbon Voyage
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, 25 Feb., to help celebrate the launch of Carbon Voyage, a new service aimed at
Global temperatures shooting up
This via Climate Progress: despite the unusually cold and snowy winter many of us are experiencing, global temperatures over the
Cleantech news you might have missed: 19 Feb. 2009
Stepped away from your RSS reader for a few hours? You can catch up on some of the latest cleantech
T-Solar starts making 'world's largest solar panels'
T-Solar, a photovoltaics company based in Spain, has begun volume production of what it says are the world’s largest