Could electric car chargers one day help keep the World Cup on your TV?
Pod Point says charge management software could be used to take the equivalent of a medium-sized power plant off the grid by 2020
With the World Cup now upon us, National Grid is braced for power surges as the nation simultaneously flicks the switch on the kettle to take the edge of another England defeat on penalties. Yesterday,...
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Apply now to join the 2020 BusinessGreen Technology and Investment Forum
Clean tech firms and investors can now apply to join us for the fifth annual BusinessGreen Technology and Investment Forum pitch event
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Equity researcher Redburn downgrades two major cement producers as it forecasts major hike in costs to decarbonise sector
New net zero taskforce launched to guide transformation of UK infrastructure
The taskforce will begin by researching two reports on the net-zero transition that will be shared at COP26 in Glasgow in November
Austrian brickmaker turns to storage technologies to produce 'climate friendly' bricks
Senftenbacher hires EnergyNest to install large thermal energy storage battery in Austrian brickworks, set to slash emissions by 2,000 tonnes a year
