The emerging CSO
A fascinating piece in the New York Times today highlights the emergence of a new member of the C-suite: the
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China oil giant plunges into wind business
Fu Chengyu, the executive of China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC), told the press that offshore wind energy will be
Al Gore and the Prince give out CSR gongs
Former US vice president Al Gore and HRH the Prince of Wales gave out a few gongs last night for
CSR or PR?
One of the problems emerging from the current buzz around green issues and sustainability is that it leaves the door
Wind-powered robots storm beaches
We’re not talking bottom burps here. If you’ve never seen wind-powered monsters marching up and down the beach,
Is it just me or does this sound daft?
Some people call journalists a cynical bunch. But when you consider some of the stuff that’s sent our way,
China marks 1800 gadgets for eco labels
In China, more than 1800 newly-produced electronic information products have to be marked with pollution control symbols before entering the
Wind-powered office, sir?
Could you power your office with your own wind turbines? It might sound daft but IF wind technology becomes easier
Firms drag heels on IT CO2
There’s a lot of these green surveys flying around at the moment – partly because I suspect they’ve no
Small businesses make own power
Some 16 percent of small-business owners in the south west of England say their companies are adopting solar heating, and
PCs pump out same CO2 as planes
Some people wonder why so many IT companies are making such a noise about being green. Well, if you didn’
Clean tech in Taiwan to hit $4.65bn
Taiwan’s renewable energy industry is expected to reach $4.65bn by 2009. Economists of the country say the green