Ford designers and researchers are taking a total green approach to vehicle development and design, stepping beyond just fuel efficiency and what’s under the hood and incorporating more sustainable materials and processes inside the vehicle, too
Aluminum company Novelis announced today that it recycled an estimated 39 billion aluminum beverage cans in the past year, a new company record. Novelis is the world's largest producer of flat-rolled aluminum and the world's leading recycler of used beverage cans
Siemens is expanding its global manufacturing network for wind turbine plants and is building a new production facility in Lingang New City in Shanghai
H+H UK's continued commitment to improving its environmental performance is demonstrated by the fact that it has moved further up the Sunday Times Green Companies list
Scientists have used high-tech scanners to make observations of clouds that could lead to more accurate weather forecasts and predictions about climate change
SANYO announced today it has broken its own record for the world's highest energy conversion efficiency in practical size crystalline silicon-type solar cells, achieving a efficiency of 23.0%
In a new book, University of Washington paleontologist Peter Ward suggests that Earth is ultimately inhospitable to life, and that life itself might be the primary reason. Rather than the nurturing idea of the Gaia hypothesis, he invokes the darker Medea from Greek mythology
While some industry observers have questioned whether photovoltaic generated electricity will ever be competitive with fossil fuels, a report by Research Analysts Ltd shows how grid parity will be reached progressively from 2010 onwards in several European countries
New Energy Technologies, announced that, it is continuing to further advance the development of its tinted transparent glass SolarWindows capable of generating electricity by coating glass surfaces with the world’s smallest known organic solar cells
Siemens Energy will supply 175 SWT-3.6 turbines to the London Array offshore wind project. Upon completion, the London Array project will be the largest offshore wind farm in the world with a capacity of 630 megawatts (MW). There is also an option to further expand the wind farm up to 1,000 MW in the future
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