Technology
Datacenter giant Equinix buys a bevy of Bloom fuel cells
Bloom Energy will install solid-oxide energy servers at 12 Equinix data centers in the United States
Five things the world could learn from Norway on CCS
Carbon capture and storage remains a widely misunderstood technology - can it really take off as a global concern in the next few years?
UK set to be 'self-sufficient' in battery recycling by year end
Ecosurety and Belmont announce plans for new battery recycling facility in Glasgow, but UK's first battery processing site in Yorkshire set to open first
CCS: Inside Norway's world-leading carbon capture testing facility
Backed by state funding alongside leading oil and gas firms, Norway is leading the world in carbon capture R&D at its Technology Centre Mongstad
CCS: How Norway is attempting to capture a future industry
The Nordic nation is pioneering an ambitious pipeline of CCS projects in the hope of sparking a new global industry into life
Can hydrogen and CCS save one another?
Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney argues that marrying the visions for CCS and hydrogen manufacture could bring multiple benefits to the UK
Could an 'eBay for food waste' save businesses up to £1bn a year?
Takestock calls for food manufacturers to realise financial and environmental benefits that come from tackling waste mountain
BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part Three: The challenges
So far BusinessGreen's blockchain mini-series has focused on the opportunities of the technology - but there are also significant barriers to its widespread adoption
Salesforce blesses San Francisco's clean energy program
The software giant says it's a cost-effective way to source clean electricity quickly
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing
Our exclusive three-part series explores the huge potential for the green economy to harness emerging blockchain technologies
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part Two: Electric vehicles, green supply chains and the Paris Agreement
In the second installment of our mini-series, BusinessGreen considers how blockchain could open up new EV charging networks, drive unprecedented transparency in the corporate supply chain, and even help deliver the Paris Agreement
Government accused of energy efficiency regulation failure
EXCLUSIVE: Frustration grows as industry concern over implementation of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive dismissed by Department of Communities and Local Government
Time for a Chanje? US start-up speeds out of stealth mode in pursuit of electric truck breakthrough
US start-up brings together a host of senior auto industry execs to support launch of commercial electric van
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part One: Creating a trusted network
In the first of a new mini-series, BusinessGreen examines the potential for blockchain to enable peer-to-peer energy trading and fully traceable green energy supplies
ABN AMRO launches green home service in bid to slash Dutch emissions
Banking giant announces goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions from its operations and customers by two megatonnes by 2030
Convenient clean power: Seven-Eleven and Toyota team up for fuel cell trial
Japanese trial to deploy fuel cell, batteries, and energy management systems in bid to slash emissions from convenience store chain
Mazda boosts petrol engine efficiency in fresh blow to diesel
Japanese carmaker says from 2019 it will sell cars fitted with engines that largely eliminate need for spark plugs, improving fuel consumption by 30 per cent
Scottish government celebrates opening of 100th Re-use Store
Zero Waste Scotland says re-use centres and new online service are helping to ensure usable materials are diverted form landfill
Smart city: Leeds to trial tech that switches engines to electric when air pollution spikes
Cenex-led initiative will aim to integrate real-time emissions controls and live air quality data in a bid to tackle urban air pollution
Enel steps up clean tech push with $250m EnerNOC deal
European utility giant completes acquisition of US demand response specialist, as it seeks to bolster e-Solutions business line
Tesco to scrap 5p single-use plastic bags
Retailer to stop offering single-use plastic bags, instead selling only 10p 'Bags for Life' made from 94 per cent recycled plastic
BusinessGreen Technology and Investment Forum: Two weeks left to register
Second annual clean tech showcase event aims to bring together technology innovators and green investors
Trial to phase in hydrogen as fuel to begin in north-west
Carbon-free gas to be distributed to industrial users in Liverpool and Manchester, with plans to dilute methane for domestic use
Is the UK building too many waste treatment plants?
The waste industry is near-unanimous that UK will continue to lack requisite capacity to turn household rubbish into energy, but one consultancy is convinced the opposite is the case
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