Drax unveils £2bn biomass energy plan
The Drax coal power station in Yorkshire, branded by critics as the UK’s biggest polluter, is to go green
The Drax coal power station in Yorkshire, branded by critics as the UK’s biggest polluter, is to go green
A £1.5m government-funded research project will examine the commercial feasibility of fast-growing tree species that have the potential to
Greenbang would like to donate her body to science, on the off chance boffins are trying to pin down the
A quick Google search on the word ‘Drax’ should lead you happily enough to all sorts of informational goodies about
Mushrooms are fast becoming Greenbang’s environmental superhero. Move over, Al Gore, you’re no match for the humble fungus,
When oil folk go shopping, what do they buy? If Dallas is anything to go by, kidney-shaped pools, shoulder pads,
If Shell were a character in a US teen movie (bear with Greenbang here), it would doubtless now be the
‘Biofuels made from feedstock’ have become dirty words quicker than British Airways Terminal 5. Strangely enough, however, pyrolysis has not.
Kiwis, universally lauded for their beautiful homeland, unhealthy amount of interest in adrenaline-fuelled sports and rugby and inability to pronounce
Biomass power generators always remind Greenbang of Back to the Future II. Remember the Mr Fusion Home Energy Reactor that
According to popular psychology, you should live each day like it’s your last. If that’s the case, Greenbang
Greenbang feels a bit like she’s had three cups of coffee and half a cup of sugar: there’s