Smarter IT could save billions, cut emissions
The old saying about brain power — imagine what we could do if we actually used all of it — applies to
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Sustaining the Auto Industry: The Tough Questions
Anyone reading the newspapers over the last few days can’t fail to have seen the news about the dire
Portuguese wind farms sold for €1.15bn
Portugal’s largest wind farm business has been sold to a consortium led by private equity group Magnum Capital for
General: green U.S. auto industry for national security
The U.S. government should rescue the nation’s battered auto-makers, but only if they commit to building hybrid and
Firm seeks Hawaii land for eucalyptus-based biofuels
The minty-scented eucalyptus tree is becoming a favorite of more than just koalas, as one Hawaiian firm is eyeing the
Gambling city convention center bets on solar power
In a New Jersey city known for gambling, one building is opting instead for a sure bet, at least in
Despite Kyoto, greenhouse gases continue to rise
Greenhouse gas emissions of 40 industrialised countries are continuing to rise, according to a report by the UN Climate Change
Climate Change Capital to invest $732m in Chinese clean tech
Climate Change Capital, the UK-based alternative investment manager, is going shopping for clean tech bargains in China. The company is
Next-gen tech cuts airline fuel use, carbon footprint
United Airlines says it took advantage of next-generation technology last week to become the first-ever U.S. air carrier to
Thinner wallets mean less greenhouse gas pollution
While a recession anywhere isn’t welcome news, one U.S. energy-watcher has found a silver lining in the economic
U.S. firm eyes catfish farm pond scum bonanza
An Arizona-based energy company has set its sights on Mississippi catfish farms as a rich new source for algae-based biofuels.