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US climate action can drive growth and reduce emissions, report says
US climate action can drive growth and reduce emissions, report says

World Resources Institute call for "right policy environment" to help scale up investment in low carbon technologies that save money

  • Investment
  • 13 October 2014
KfW eyes US market with $2.5bn green bond issue

German state bank issues one of largest ever green bonds as market continues to accelerate

  • Investment
  • 09 October 2014
Ocean acidification to cost global economy $1tr by 2100

UN study says raised CO2 levels are increasing acidity, leading to the breakdown of essential natural processes

  • Climate change
  • 08 October 2014
EPA extends water consultation rule

Conservationists warn there are "millions of miles" of rivers and extensive wetlands at risk due to lack of clarity

  • Policy
  • 07 October 2014
UK faces 10 per cent shortfall in farmland by 2030

Cambridge Institute For Sustainability Leadership warns UK faces shortfall of two million hectares of available agricultural land

  • Risk
  • 30 June 2014
Build out, build up, but don't replace, say solar competition entrants

Solar Decathlon aims to revive inefficient buildings with innovative solar retrofits

  • Solar
  • 27 June 2014
China boosts solar exports to developing countries as trade tension with US mounts

United Nations report finds China accounts for around 30 per cent of renewable energy trade to developing nations as market expands

  • Energy
  • 27 June 2014
Report: Companies' plastic use costs environment $75bn each year
Report: Companies' plastic use costs environment $75bn each year

Food sector contributes the largest chunk of the financial cost to natural capital, with the oceans facing acute threats, UN study finds

  • Waste
  • 23 June 2014
Green Growth Group urges EU to revamp energy security strategy

Major new report, backed by the UK and Germany, highlights the economic and energy security gains on offer from an ambitious EU decarbonisation strategy

  • Energy
  • 19 June 2014
AC-DC Power switchover cuts marine fuel costs by a quarter

Engineering giant ABB reveals how a new onboard DC energy system is slashing carbon emissions and fuel costs at sea

  • Shipping
  • 18 June 2014
Coal power: Polluting and thirsty

New report from the World Resources Institute reveals how the coal industry is increasing water stress globally

  • CCS
  • 22 April 2014
Global clean tech investment enjoys encouraging first quarter

Latest figures from Clean Energy Pipeline reveal 14 per cent increase in investment during first three months of the year

  • Investment
  • 15 April 2014
Tesla defends battery safety after fire drives stock drop

Chief executive Elon Musk says fire following collision would have been worse in a conventional car

  • Automotive
  • 07 October 2013
US mining firm sues Canadian province over fracking rights
US mining firm sues Canadian province over fracking rights

Lone Pine Resources says the Government of Quebec breached trade rules by passing a bill revoking all fracking permits in its territory

  • Energy
  • 04 October 2013
Electric car charger sales set to top 4.3 million by 2022

Research firm Navigent predicts rapid growth in the market from around 64,000 public charging points available worldwide today

  • Infrastructure
  • 03 October 2013
GM intensifies military hydrogen fuel cell research
GM intensifies military hydrogen fuel cell research

Manufacturer expands US Army programme to test new durable hydrogen fuel cell materials and designs

  • Technology
  • 02 October 2013
Climate change opens up Northwest Passage to commercial shipping

Danish ship traverses formerly ice-choked route from Canada to Finland, cutting 1,000 miles off the usual journey through the Panama Canal

  • Shipping
  • 01 October 2013
HyperLoop high-speed rail project accelerates investment drive

$6bn network designed to cut journey time between San Francisco and Los Angeles to 30 minutes has turned to crowdfunding sites

  • Rail
  • 30 September 2013
Residential solar projects face 'soft cost' reduction challenges

Report warns installation and permitting expenses are likely to remain high despite cost of technology falling

  • Solar
  • 27 September 2013
World's largest concentrated solar power project comes online

Google-backed 392MW Ivanpah solar plant in California started to produce power this week

  • Solar
  • 26 September 2013
Americans wasting huge amounts of food through poor date labelling

NRDC report finds 40 per cent of food produced in the US is never eaten, wasting $165bn of mostly edible food a year

  • Waste
  • 25 September 2013
EPA sets out revised carbon emission rules for power plants
EPA sets out revised carbon emission rules for power plants

New regulations based on US Clean Air Act welcomed by green groups but strongly criticised by coal industry

  • Legislation
  • 23 September 2013
California free to impose carbon fuel cap, court rules

Judges clear way for Low Carbon Fuel Standard to impose a 10 per cent cut in transport fuel emissions by 2020

  • Policy
  • 20 September 2013
ECOtality files for bankruptcy

Electric car charging company will look to auction assets next month

  • Automotive
  • 19 September 2013
Western US leading green energy goldrush

Report finds 13 Western State produced almost a third of their energy from renewable sources compared to an eighth nationally

  • Energy
  • 18 September 2013
Covanta finds clean energy is a drug

Company teams up with DEA to generate electricity from expired prescription drugs removed from circulation to reduce addiction rates

  • Energy
  • 17 September 2013
Search for world's largest PV solar project site narrows down
Search for world's largest PV solar project site narrows down

National Solar Power announces seven potential sites for giant 400MW solar PV project

  • Solar
  • 30 June 2011
Google pulls plug on PowerMeter

Search giant cans high profile online smart meter service after admitting "inability to scale"

  • IT
  • 29 June 2011
Nuvve brings V2G network to Denmark

US firm to pilot innovative vehicle-to-grid power management system

  • Automotive
  • 28 June 2011
Nationwide solar rooftop scheme bags $1.4bn DoE backing

Project Amp will install the equivalent of all the PV fitted in the US in 2010 on 750 warehouses across the country

  • Investment
  • 24 June 2011
Cartoon dinosaur used to sell shale gas to kids

Colouring book featuring 'Talisman Terry the Fracosaurus' takes children through the drilling process

  • Energy
  • 23 June 2011
Could wind power be stored in German mountains?

Researchers aim to capture 400MW using pumped storage in disused coal mines

  • R&D
  • 22 June 2011
Senate votes to axe ethanol subsidies after all

Senate votes overwhelmingly to end controversial subsidies after initially rejecting proposal to scrap biofuel tax breaks

  • Biofuel
  • 17 June 2011
Blue Book data reveals green cars continue to prosper
Blue Book data reveals green cars continue to prosper

New US figures suggest fuel-efficient vehicles are faring better than their gas-guzzling counterparts

  • Automotive
  • 16 June 2011
Beacon Power spins up world's largest flywheel plant
Beacon Power spins up world's largest flywheel plant

New York state energy storage facility officially opens

  • Energy
  • 14 June 2011
General Motors boss calls for green fuel tax

Dan Akerson argues additional tax on fuel would be more effective than national efficiency standards

  • Automotive
  • 10 June 2011
MIT: Next-gen EV batteries could be refuelled at the pump

New technology promises to recharge electric vehicles using reusable liquid battery fuel

  • Automotive
  • 09 June 2011
California moves to close lid on polystyrene containers
California moves to close lid on polystyrene containers

New Bill would ban the use of polystyrene packaging in an attempt to cut marine pollution

  • Waste
  • 08 June 2011
Volvo claims WiFi-controlled cars could cut carbon emissions by a fifth

Trials of wirelessly controlled 'road trains' to start this year

  • Automotive
  • 03 June 2011
GE research director: Solar to reach fossil fuel parity in five years

Engineering giant latest to predict cost-parity for solar is on the horizon

  • Solar
  • 01 June 2011
Nexterra secures government backing for biomass gasification system

Canadian government provides $2.5m in funding to help innovative biomass firm scale up operations

  • Biomass
  • 31 May 2011
Gel-suspended mushrooms to tackle peak fertiliser challenge

Mushrooms offer magic solution to dwindling phosphate supplies

  • Science
  • 26 May 2011
California moves on bisphenol ban

Key vote aims to ban controversial sex hormone disruptor from infants' products

  • Legislation
  • 25 May 2011
Department of Energy invites Tesla to clean car party

Electric car manufacturer joins new government-backed US DRIVE research initiative

  • Automotive
  • 24 May 2011
Ford and Google tie up to predict car trips and optimise plug-in hybrids

New technology promises to map journeys to determine the most efficient configuration for low carbon cars

  • Automotive
  • 19 May 2011
Transphorm rolls out EZ-GaN switching transistor
Transphorm rolls out EZ-GaN switching transistor

Gallium-based device will help reduce power waste in datacentres, claims California firm

  • IT
  • 18 May 2011
Sungevity lands Lowe's deal to promote speedy solar sales

Innovative online solar technology retailer inks major in-store distribution deal

  • Solar
  • 17 May 2011
Department of Transportation redistributes Florida high-speed rail funding

Northeast, Chicago and California big winners as Florida's Republican governor declines federal rail funding

  • Rail
  • 12 May 2011
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