BusinessGreen.com Most Read - May 1

From troubled solar firms to Norway's ban on cars, we run down the biggest stories from the past week

By BusinessGreen.com Staff

01 May 2009

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EV Stores announces UK launch of Italian electric car
Company secures UK distribution rights for Tazzari ZERO electric car

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Ten climate risk questions every firm should ask
IBM and Acclimatise have this week released a check list of questions company directors concerned about climate impacts should ask - here they are in full

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Vestas blames UK planning bottlenecks for loss of 600 wind industry jobs
Wind turbine maker announces that local opposition to onshore wind and weakening pound mean Isle of Wight factory will close

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Dark times for solar players
But experts remain confident there is light at the end of the tunnel

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Is hydrogen being left out in the cold?
Engineers fear incentives for electric cars could undermine hydrogen and biofuel research

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Eurostar cranks up carbon target
Company predicts energy efficiency savings already achieved will allow it to cut emissions 35 per cent by 2012

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LSE: Smarter grids could provide 700,000 UK job boost
LSE claims £15bn in broadband, smart grids and transport management systems would provide greater economic stimulus than spending on roads and bridges

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Norway mulls ban on conventional cars
Finance minister backs plan that would see all new fossil fuel-powered cars off roads from 2015

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World's first solar powered city planned for Florida
But uncertainty over state incentives threatens to hinder ambitious project

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Biodiversity loss set to be "on a par" with financial crisis
Businesses and governments urged to embrace "eco-system accounting" policies or risk degradation of food and water supplies

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