French banking gives green guide
Why do you choose a bank account, or a mortgage for that matter? Greenbang’s guessing that a bank’s
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Princeton receives $100m donation for environmental research
When Greenbang was on the university rowing squad she always looked enviously at universities such as Harvard or Princeton. The
Ban on new US solar projects lifted
The New York Times and the Guardian have both reported that the US’ Bureau of Land Management’s decision to
Times Square gets its first eco advert
Do you like the advert riddled tack fest that is Piccadilly Circus or Time Square? Yes, they’re iconic. Yes,
Do you know what to do with grid computing?
Every year, someone brings out a new media angle on grid computing. If you don’t know what grid computing
Breaking the barrier to innovation
In this video podcast, Steve Podmore, founder of the Global Sustainability Challenge, tells us how he’s lobbying people in
Volvo bags $18m for fuel r&d
Greenbang remembers as a child his father drove a poo-brown Volvo estate that was very old. So old in fact
Clean tech cash going kerching
Good morning campers. It’s not unusual to see these hundreds-of-billions-of-dollar estimates for the value of investment into sustainable energy.
Shell: CCS can only happen with emissions trading
How much would you pay for a tonne of carbon? The cost of diamonds aside, Jeroen van der Veer, Shell’
Kiwis build 23.3mW geothermal plant
You’ve got to love New Zealand. It has everything, stunning scenery, mountains, isolation, hobbits (it’s true) and shortly
Japan pools industries to go for CCS
The Japanese power and oil industres are acting very responsibly it would seem. 24 companies from this sector are to
E.ON pumps £6m into super batteries
Greenbang’s always found it a little odd that energy isn’t really stored when it’s produced. If there’