BP finds new $90m biofuels friend
For a company whose name is dangerously close to the proper word for your gooch, (look it up on urban
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£20m for energy-efficient material boffins
The Technology Strategy Board and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council aren’t names imbued with rockstar status – unless
Kite power takes flight
As well as Olympic fever, August means two things for residents of Bristol. The balloon fiesta, happening now, and the
Vroom! Leccy cars get loud
Greenbang always secretly wanted to be a boy racer, revving suped up custom versions of really rather rubbish cars with
Dell claims carbon neutral goal
Mega PC box shifter Dell has planted its (no doubt green and recycled) stake in the ground, claiming to be
Judy: Olympic special
The Beijing Olympic flame will be lit in a little over an hour from now. So, in it’s honour:
DoE chases zero energy buildings, $140m savings
This morning Greenbang stumbled over a press release bearing the excellent title of Department of Energy to Pursue Zero-Net Energy
UK wind: only for the rural
Greenbang went to the country once. She wasn’t quite sure what all the fuss was about – sure, there’s
Survey: Should outsourced CO2 count?
I’ve been flicking through a pile of press releases this morning. Amid the mass of ones for ‘green’ loo
Food crisis debate sparks more, err, debate
The Economist’s debate on the food crisis is proving rather popular. In fact, we’ve been told it’s
Ikea spends big on clean tech start ups
Here’s an interesting one from the folk over at Cleantech. Apparently, it seems, everyone’s favourite Swedish monolithic furniture
Peter Hopton, Very PC interview
Anyone who saw Dragons Den the other night will recognise this chap, Peter Hopton, as he was kicked out with