Cleantech news you might have missed: 21 Jan. 2009
What else is new in cleantech? Following are some headlines you might have missed over the past 24 hours: * Colorado-based
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New Vegas home: luxury minus the energy footprint
The New American Home 2009 that will highlight this week’s International Builders’ Show and Nextbuild in Las Vegas could
Summit: Climate change, energy needs trump economy
Attendees at the World Future Energy Summit 2009 now taking place in Abu Dhabi are hearing good news along with
DRC timber decision likely to impact EU
Under a process backed by the World Bank, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has cancelled 91 of 156 timber
Inauguration events welcome a greener leader
Fans of the environment and cleantech have special reason to cheer today, as Barack Obama is sworn in as US
Jurdy: Inauguration day distractions
Jurdy puts all on hold for today’s big event in Washington, DC …
New data center boasts green, super efficiency
San Francisco-based Advanced Data Centers (ADC) says its facility under construction in Sacramento, California, might be the greenest data center
US firm plans to invest billions in India renewables
New York City-based Astonfield Renewable Resources Ltd. today announced plans to spend $2 billion (US) on energy projects in India
Germans break sunlight-to-electricity record
German researchers say they’ve broken a new record for solar energy efficiency, converting a full 41.1 percent of
Obama proposes billions for renewables, carbon capture and more
A proposed $825 billion programme to revive the US’s tottering economy includes spending for a long list of clean
Florida announces first commercial cellulosic ethanol plant
Verenium Company today announced plans to build its first commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol plant, to be located in south-central Florida’s
Survey: UK firms wasting water, energy ... and money
If not everyone is taking the steps they should to reduce their energy consumption, at least most realize they should