UK Coal unveils wind farm plans
The UK’s largest coal-miner – not a 7ft tall Yorkshire bloke called Bob but the company UK Coal – says it
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Fujitsu Siemens slaps ‘Green IT’ labels on PCs
Computer company Fujitsu Siemens is going to start slapping a big, fat ‘green’ label on all its products that are
£92m waste plant to cut landfill and carbon footprint
The government has approved a £92m private finance initiative (PFI) scheme for new waste facilities in Gloucestershire that it says
Can wind turbines generate a profit?
Businesses are being encouraged to make money and help the environment by installing wind turbines and selling the excess power
The school that makes more energy than it uses
If the term ‘FROG Zero’ sounds more like an avant-garde art show than a work of architecture, you can fully
Florida eyes bumper crop of "dream fuel"
An international joint venture promoting the energy potential of the tree Jatropha curcus is on a mission to make Florida
Jurdy - On yer bike...
More Jurdy fun…enjoy
Green washing machine unveiled...
Despite the headline this isn’t some futuristic machine that churns out greenwash hype (though Greenbang suspects marketeers are working
Oxford clean fuel firm snaps up Velocys for £56m
Clean tech company Oxford Catalysts Group has bought US firm Velocys for ￡56m in a move that will enable their
Sun shines on solar sails for giant cargo ships
Hello sailor! Shipping, along with aviation, is one of the world’s biggest emitters of CO2 but global trade is
European energy chief backs carbon capture funding
The European Commission’s energy chief Andris Piebalgs has backed the so-called “Doyle-Davies” amendment that would see 500 million Emissions
Are ugly Drax's 'greener' power plans viable?
The giant Drax coal-fired power station in Selby is the embodiment of ‘old’ energy, with its 12 enormous cooling towers