Antarctic winds no match for new wind turbines
The Princess Elisabeth Station in Antarctica over the weekend began powering its facilities with wind energy, courtesy of eight new
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Cleantech people, money and deals: 9 - 13 Feb. 2009
Want to know which cleantech companies announced new financing plans or brought on new execs this past week? Here are
Cleantech news you might have missed: 13 Feb. 2009
Too caught up in Friday the 13th worries to stay up to date with all the latest cleantech news? Not
What's your carbon footprint? IBM can tell you
IBM is offering customers a new service that can assess their organisations’ energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions at any
Wanted soon: more energy, renewables experts
A majority of energy professionals believe their industry will see a shortfall of qualified energy-efficiency and renewables experts over the
Jurdy: A Greenbang reminder
Jurdy says don’t forget Greenbang’s tech networking event on 18 Feb. …
2009 'pivotal year' for carbon sequestration
This year promises to be a critical one for the nascent carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) industry, according to a
Cleantech news you might have missed: 12 Feb. 2009
If you haven’t had time to read through all the latest cleantech news, here are a few recent developments
Dung: It's not waste, it's fuel
The increasingly aggressive quest for alternative energy sources is finding potential fuel stocks not only in corn, crop waste and
Hydrogen fuel recipe 'like Prometheus stealing fire'
A group of US researchers say they’ve developed a “one-pot” process for generating hydrogen fuel from cellulosic plant waste,
£7.5 billion for UK railways 'biggest investment for a generation'
Busy rail lines across the UK are being targeted for £7.5 billion in improvements — “the single biggest investment in
'Great British refurb' touts energy efficiency
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) today outlined a plan to slash the carbon emissions from UK homes