An Aston Martin Rapide S race car, featuring a Hybrid Hydrogen system developed by Alset Global, has become the first hydrogen-powered car to compete in, and to undertake zero CO2 emissions laps of, an international motor race.
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Research that shows how glycerine and other byproducts from biodiesel production can be converted to catalysts for greener industrial processes is being honored with the 2013 Glycerine Innovation Award.
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GOJO Industries has expanded its global portfolio of green-certified products with certification in Brazil for PURELL® Advanced Green Certified Hand Sanitizer.
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Cereplast, Inc., a leading manufacturer of proprietary biobased, compostable and sustainable bioplastics, today announced that it has joined the Algae Biomass Organization (ABO).
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STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, has announced special fast-acting variants of its advanced superjunction power MOSFETs used in energy-efficient consumer products, computing and telecom systems, lighting controllers and solar energy equipment.
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Northern Ireland is installing 14 rapid charge points across the
Country. ABB has sold nine rapid charge points for
electric vehicles to the ecar network in Northern Ireland.
By cutting the time needed to charge an ...
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The coating raw materials experts at Bayer MaterialScience have developed a new polyacrylate binder that can be used to formulate topcoats with a very low concentration of volatile organic compounds (VOC) for large vehicles as well as farming and construction machinery.
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Plastic bags are a bane of nature. And not just bags – just about all plastics, really. Most are made out of petroleum, and a piece of plastic, if it misses the recycling bin and ends up in a landfill, will probably outlast human civilization.
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The global market for green tires is forecast to reach $70.6 billion by 2017, according to Smithers Rapra in a new market report.
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CellMax Technologies, a provider of green, energy efficient ultra-high efficiency base station antennas for mobile networks, has won the Swedish Telecom Award in the category ‘Technology supplier of he year’. CellMax Technologies won the award for its innovative antennas that improve network performance.
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