Analysis

Hydrogen powered cars might grab the headlines, but according to fuel cell guru Jan van Dokkum it is as affordable onsite generators that fuel cells will achieve their mainstream breakthrough

Energy saving software for turning on and off unused PCs is getting better but is it time these tools were tied into more sophisticated IT management systems

Water technologies have long been clean tech's poor relation. But, argues Laura Shenkar, climate change fears are finally making investors take water seriously

The energy giant remains upbeat about adoption of new energy efficiency consultancy services, despite many firms' continued reluctance to take the issue seriously

Bill Weihl of the Climate Savers Computing Initiative insists increased customer interest in energy is driving demand for more efficient systems

Wirefast's James Powell-Tuck argues that the technology is available to allow firms to is time to ditch their power-hungry fax machines

As a major user of energy IT departments are being targetted by carbon offset providers. But should green IT chiefs embrace the controversial method for cutting emissions

French government vows to make tournament one of the largest "ecologically responsible" events on the planet

Much of the criticism of green taxes is overblown, but that doesn't mean it is entirely without merit

The consumer-focused thin client-like device has attracted plenty of column inches. Now Zonbu CEO Gregoire Gentil is keen to reach out to business users