All I want for Xmas is ... smart grid?
By Steve Nguyen, Echelon
Up and down the UK and around the world, people are in the process of brightening
Without cash, Cancun’s promise is empty
World governments claim they made some progress toward reducing the global economy’s carbon footprint through the agreements hammered out
Climate talks as sausage-making
If you believe in the importance of shifting to a low-carbon economy, reading through the WikiLeaks’ US embassy cables about
World’s rural areas need ‘smart’ too
With more than half the world’s population now living in urban areas, it makes sense that almost every technology
Energy efficiency: Nice on paper, but ...
If Mike Nichols’ classic comedy, “The Graduate,” were made today, the famous line about “plastics” would have a more up-to-date
With right policies, solar power can bloom
By Raph Raggatt
Solar power promises huge potential to generate both hundreds of gigawatts of low-carbon energy and hundreds of
Sharp Solar takes lead on eco compliance
By Raphael Raggatt
Sharp Solar is leading the way for reducing environmentally harmful substances in the solar photovoltaics (PV) industry
'ways2work' promotes sustainable travel
By Ana Svab, National Business Travel Network (NBTN)
A new online tool to promote sustainable travel and encourage flexible working
Energy, carbon: Not good enough yet
If sustainability efforts in 2010 can be summed up in one sentence, it’s this: “Some of us are trying
Holiday shoppers send climate message
Average citizens might not have much influence on the latest round of international climate talks getting under way in Mexico