These guys are looking at branding and trying to find out whether the proof is in the pudding… We asked Jacob Malthouse, co-founder of ecolabelling.org,what was what. What does your company do? Right now we’re looking at who’s deciding what’s green. The next step is
When you spend your cash, don’t you want to know where it goes? Asked the FCC this week. Greenbang would suggest her local might account for a not insignificant amount, but it’s not consumption but carbon the FTC is probing, according to the NYTimes.com. It’s getting
Hey, it’s January, and everyone’s a bit hard up. Before you start flogging your tat on eBay, you might want to dust down your spiffiest carbon cutting plans, because the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts or NESTA wants to give you – yes, you, sunshine – £1
Ceramic Fuel Cells, a company based in Australia, is making some waves in the UK and the rest of Europe. It has just shipped one of its a NetGenPlus energy units here as part of an agreement with E.On and Gledhill Water Storage in a bid to make micro-combined
Oh. Greenbang has one question – what will they do with the waste? No one has a good answer. Energy companies were invited today to bring forward plans to build and operate new nuclear power stations as part of the UK’s strategy for a secure, diverse, low carbon energy mix.
Who really wants to stop going on holiday abroad? Greenbang does not, but realises it’s a kick in the teeth to the planet every time he gets on a plane. You can cut your plane travel for some things – Greenbang did last year a bit, but not for everything.
If you thought getting a hybrid or a hydrogen vehicle was one of the greenest things you could do with your motor, think again. Apparently, you should think about not crashing. Yep, next time you fancy side-swiping someone, or sticking your car into a lamppost, think again, o selfish driver,
OK, OK, Greenbang takes it back a little, there was a bit of interesting news at CES, from General Motors, with CEO Rick Wagoner doing a bit of green flag waving and telling the good people of Las Vegas by 2010 half of all models will run on ethanol, says
Greenbang does the hard work, so you don’t have to. If you’d been sitting there, thinking to yourself: “Hmmm. I must read the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences’ report into the suitability of switchgrass to make biofuel ethanol,” but didn’t get around to it, well,
Ka-blam! Take that, lazy marketers! Zow! And that, bandwagon jumpers! A new scheme has been launched to give annoyed consumers the chance to hit back at greenwashing in ads. A new site www.GreenwashingIndex.com will allow consumers to rate how green they think advertisiers environmental claims really are, from
Mo’ money mo’ money. And this time it’s going into solar. A unit of GE Money, GE Energy Financial Services, is poneying up some readies for SunPower. The cash injection will help the solar firm get five new projects under way and, according to SunPower, they are (drum roll
Green Earth Technologies – a company all about nanotechnology and green fuels, if ever there was one — has found itself on the receiving end of some delicious funding. Green Earth Technologies today announced the completion of an investment of $2.1 million from Founder’s Technology and eight angel investors for
