Does oil-rich Middle East have a green destiny?
Think about Middle-Eastern OPEC countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq and the United Arab Emirates and what comes to mind?
clean energy
'Heat batteries,' pine-tree fuel on new US research funding list
“Heat batteries,” fuel from pine trees and alternatives to increasingly expensive rare earth materials are among the quests of 60
Britain's clean energy: 0.01% local ... but soon to grow
A couple of intriguing figures pop out in today’s announcement that local councils in the UK will soon be
You can't get there from here: Fair, global carbon prices at risk?
Ask most people who follow the clean energy and low-carbon technology markets, and you’ll hear a common refrain: Without
On energy: Focus on the scalable, not the possible
There’s a lesson the would-be architects of our clean, renewable-energy future can take from the international response to the
The electric cactus: Tomorrow's clean energy source?
“Electric cactus” is more than a great band name (takers anyone?) … it could be the first step toward turning living
10 low-carbon technologies: Where do they stand today?
The globe needs to rev up development of 10 clean-energy technologies to avoid dangerous climate change, according to the World
US Energy Department launches clean-energy wiki
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has launched an open-source wiki that’s available to anyone interested in helping to
Intellectual property rights = incentive for green innovation
Intellectual property rights could just as well inspire solutions to climate change, rather than hinder them, according to Michel Jarraud,
UN: Clean energy spending up 5 per cent in 2008
Despite the global economic crisis that began last year, worldwide spending on clean energy rose by 5 per cent in
New material could enable clean, safe nuclear power
Researchers at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden are producing a material that’s 100,000 times heavier than water
IEA chief: We need 'clean energy new deal'
In an interview with EurActiv, International Energy Agency executive director Nobuo Tanaka today called on governments worldwide to embrace a
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