How does Aviva insure its CSR on the environment?
Aviva’s just put out its 2008 CSR report and, rather handily, it’s even divided into sections so Greenbang
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Photos: SeaGen turbine in action
Don’t say we don’t spoil you. Earlier this month, Greenbang brought you the news of Marine Current Turbines’
Boulder breaks ground on $100m smart grid plan
In December next year, there’s going to be a bit of a celebration in Boulder, Colorado. No points if
Smart meters: not coming to a home near you anytime soon
Could you imagine going into a supermarket, plonking your shopping down at the checkout only for the cashier to scrunch
Bonus scheme to penalise solar users?
It looks like there’s something rotten in the state of Queensland. Last month, Greenbang brought you news that Australia’
Polluters get windfall from carbon trading
Dammit. The EU must be feeling a bit like the superhero battling a supervillian when the energy from the laser
Dell HQ gets gassy green powered
PC box shifter Dell is now powering its HQ – a bit of a beast at 2.1 million square feet
Irish eyes smile on €22 billion electricity scheme
Ireland has always come across as a place with its finger on the pulse. How else could you explain it
Electric cars: Best done in the dark
Now, Greenbang doesn’t want to sound churlish here, but when she initially read reports on new research Oak Ridge
Boulder Xcel's with smart grid city
When Greenbang heard that the city of Boulder was getting smart, she wasn’t sure what Colorado had other bits
Solar: The answer to 90 percent of energy needs?
Ausra is a solar power technology company. While you might think to yourself, rightly, that the firm might have its
Tunisian homes get electricity for the first time - from solar
Here’s an interesting little development from Tunisia, courtesy of the folks of Kyocera. It seems that solar power is