Which countries produce the most coal?
While the world continues to put up more wind turbines and solar panels, it also continues to use more and
coal
How much coal is left?
Compared to natural gas, the US is using proportionately less coal than it once did for generating electricity. “Proportional,” though,
Record coal spending not the answer
What’s more important: fighting poverty or developing clean, renewable energy sources over fossil-fuel power that’s known to degrade
US groups plan mass coal protest
Opponents of coal power are organising what they say will be the “biggest ever civil disobedience on climate” at the
UK Coal unveils wind farm plans
The UK’s largest coal-miner – not a 7ft tall Yorkshire bloke called Bob but the company UK Coal – says it
Are ugly Drax's 'greener' power plans viable?
The giant Drax coal-fired power station in Selby is the embodiment of ‘old’ energy, with its 12 enormous cooling towers
Coal-fired carbon capture experiment begins
The controversial subject of carbon capture and storage (CCS) – liquefying toxic carbon emissions and burying it underground – is in the
DoE spends $1.3bn on CCS research
Greenbang is wondering what’s carbon capture’s secret. Not the technological secret, more the secret of how it’s
Drax spanks £50 million on biomass power plant
A quick Google search on the word ‘Drax’ should lead you happily enough to all sorts of informational goodies about
Oil firm Vitol buys quarter of carbon crediters
When oil folk go shopping, what do they buy? If Dallas is anything to go by, kidney-shaped pools, shoulder pads,
Shadow environment secretary's 'climate change rant'
Speaking at the Living in a Low Carbon World Conference this week, Shadow Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary Peter
E.ON promises 24% renewables - and gas, coal, nuclear
Ever found yourself falling between two stools? No? Greenbang neither. It’s a daft idiom all in all, but Greenbang
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