13 Nov 2009
UK CCS competition "dead on its feet" says expert
Professor Stuart Hazeldine warns only Scottish Power can deliver CCS within the government's timetable
Electric car industry hits back at emission report
Accusation that "electric cars could speed climate change" slammed by industry insiders
Solar nanowires promise efficient, low-cost solar power
Fibre optics used to magnify sunlight onto dye-sensitised solar materials
Environment Agency to propose individual carbon ration cards
Controversial debate re-opened as government watchdog argues carbon rationing would prove more effective than carbon taxes
Suzlon inks deal with Maldives for 25MW wind farm
Facility to be built with $40m development loan
Climate sceptics are wrong - episode 4,356
James Murray argues that fears over peak oil provide yet more evidence of the wrong-headedness of those campaigning to stop the transition to a low carbon economy
UK wind energy sector receives £1.4bn injection
The funding follows on from the government announcement to push through new wind projects
UK workers waste 4.6 million hours a day commuting
Survey of 2,000 workers finds around half of firms still block home working
China approves methanol-based "clean coal" fuel for use in vehicles
Standardisation of controversial coal-derived M85 to help utilise abundant fossil fuel
Japan says 1GW solar space station on track for 2030 launch
Planners of $21bn project admit need to dispel fears of lasers roasting birds and slicing planes
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