Scots paying to generate renewable energy, Londoners don't
Unless scientists come up with a way of connecting irate commuters and one-legged pigeons up to the national grid, then
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Rolls Royce in deep with tidal electric buy
Greenbang must have been having a quick snooze when Rolls Royce was talking up its latest renewables investment this month.
Summer solar to de-ice Britain's winter roads
Ah, the English winter – all the charm of an STD. It’s got icy pavements, frozen fingers and a working
BP does sweet $59m deal for Brazilian biofuels
As Greenbang understands it, in the heady days of the 70s and 80s, Brazilian farming was chiefly dependent on the
Solar-powered spy plane will fly for five years
Why is it that spies always get the cool stuff? Take James Bond. Greenbang would kill for a watch that
Wind power: Europe wants to pick your brains
When elderly women outside shopping centres come up to you waving clipboards, what do you do? Dodge them like they’
$244 billion man to set up own green VC fund
If you spent your days pushing around £124 billion, it must be difficult to find a new career that would
Property Federation: govt needs to give less chat, more cash
Liz Peace, chief exec of the British Property Federation, told the Low Carbon World conference that environmental sustainability legislation needs
Think electric cars head for the US of A
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers is a big name in green tech investing. Four big names, in fact, and it
Shadow environment secretary's 'climate change rant'
Speaking at the Living in a Low Carbon World Conference this week, Shadow Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary Peter
Starwood opens eco-certified hotels - right down to the parking
Very small bottles of toiletries just ripe for theiving, fluffy bathrobes not at all ripe for theiving, expensive internet connections,
Samsung water-powered fuel cell by 2010
Samsung has mostly been making headlines this week for the departure of its CEO, who left after accusations of tax