San Francisco plans grease-to-fuel project
San Francisco has kicked off a pilot programme that would make it the first US city to convert used cooking
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Biomass heaters could heat homes, cut CO2
Japanese researchers say they’ve developed a new type of biomass-fueled heater (PDF) that could provide high-efficiency, sustainable heating to
Mission One motorbike delivers speed, zero emissions
Here’s yet another cleantech debut from this year’s TED (for “Technology, Entertainment, Design”) conference in California (see the
'Ultra capacitor' takes Crazy Green Idea prize
A proposed quest to develop an “ultra capacitor,” a new energy storage medium, has won two students from the University
Cleantech news you might have missed: 5 Feb. 2009
Need an update on all things cleantech? Here are some recent headlines you might have missed: * New York-based China Hydroelectric
Malta plans €70 million smart grid
IBM will work with the Maltese National Electricity and Water Utilities over the next five years to help bring a
Software shuts down PCs, saves energy
Large organisations such as universities can save up to £13,000 a month in energy costs, thanks to software developed
Carbon Trust: Save £1 million a day in energy
With a sagging global economy and the looming spectre of global warming (yes, despite the snow), what could be better
Waste gas could provide half UK's heat
The UK could meet half of its home heating energy needs by converting waste into biogas, according to a recent
IBM launches green-label programme
IBM today announced the launch of a new technical validation program aimed at helping IT customers choose energy- and environment-friendly
Cleantech news you might have missed: 4 Feb. 2009
If you couldn’t wade through all the cleantech news yesterday, not to worry. Following are some highlights from the
Research finds way to cheaper biofuels
A new approach toward treating, transporting and refining biofuel feedstock could help bring biofuel costs down to as little as