Welcome Zonbu: the zero emissions PC
Yes, that’s right. Well, almost: this new PC from Zonbu consumes just one third of the power of a
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Forget the space race: New X-prize for cars launched
The last X-prize helped launched the first space race of the millennium–by offering a prize of $10m to get
It's HIPster time
From now on, UK home owners selling properties with four or more bedrooms will need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
Treehugger: from green to gold
Eco-site Treehugger has been sold to Discovery Communications in a deal valued at a cool $10 million, according to the
50 Li-ion battery powered buses for Olympics
CHINA WATCH Another piece of green news for the 2008 Olympics: officials say about 50 buses powered by Lithium-ion (Li-ion)
Mandatory smart meters on their way?
Consultation is about to start on the UK government plans to mandate the use of smart electricity meters (like the
London firms face energy audits
Auditors are a bit like dementors from Harry Potter stories – they suck the life and soul out of anyone nearby
IBM cuts fuel bill by 80% in huge IT move
IBM’s putting its money where its mouth is. Rather than banging on about what it can sell, the folks
Greenbang TV: Dell explains the WEEE directive
Jean Cox-Kearns is lovely. She’s the recycling and takeback manager for Dell Computers. In this five-minute interview with Greenbang,
The definitive guide to Chinese green weddings
CHINA WATCH Everyone wants to be a little bit “green” nowadays.To such an extent that now even wedding planning
Bosch and BASF team up for solar energy mega mix
The German government and its industry partners are to invest in making solar cells cheaper and available in more areas
Pepsi tops US green energy list
The chaps that make fizzy drink Pepsi remain the number one buyer of renewable energy in the US for the