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So what else is happening in the cleantech sector this week? Here are some recent headlines you might have missed: * More US residents used public transportation last year than at any other time for the past 52 years, according to news from the American Public Transportation Association; * Quanta Services today
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Participants in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Energy Conference agreed the global economic crisis offers an opportunity to revolutionise how society produces and uses energy; * The Wall Street Journal today reports on Dutch plans to spend up to €1
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Who’s moving and who’s wheeling and dealing in the cleantech sector? Here are some of the week’s top developments: * Solar products manufacturer Energy Innovations has named Joseph Budano (PDF) as CEO; * Aurora Biofuels has named Bob Walsh as its new CEO; * FirstEnergy this week announced the results
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So what else is going on in the world of cleantech this week? Following are some headlines you might have missed: * A system providing customised arrival paths for airlines has been shown in tests to reduce both fuel consumption and carbon emissions, according to Boeing; * The US Army has awarded
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Raritan next week plans to showcase its new Dominion(R) KX II Smart Card/CAC technology, designed to help government IT departments manage virtualisation and energy consumption; * Work is soon expected to start on an ultra-efficient combined heat and power
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Missed a few cleantech headlines over the past 24 hours? Don’t worry: you can catch up on all the latest news here: * Israel-based AORA says it expects to begin operations of the nation’s first solar thermal plant this March; * The county of Somerset recently reported that 51 percent
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * John Balbus, the Environmental Defense Fund’s chief health scientist, is testifying in Washington today about the need for cleaner cars to protect human health and address climate change; * Lexus and Scholastic today named the 16 US middle schools and
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Trying to keep up with the cleantech headlines? Here are some stories you might have missed over the past 24 hours: * California-based eSolar has signed a $30 million (US) agreement to build up to 1,000 megawatts of solar thermal power plants in India over the next 10 years; * Tendril
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * A new report from the Geothermal Energy Association finds that the number of geothermal projects in the US (PDF) has increased by 25 percent since August of last year; * The UK Green Building Council this week called for a new
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Skipped a few headlines yesterday? No problem: Greenbang is here with your daily roundup of cleantech news you might have missed: * The Solar Electric Vehicle Team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently unveiled its latest model: Eleanor. The team plans to race the solar-powered car in the World Solar
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * UK-based Liberty Electric Cars says it will begin producing a zero-emissions, electric Range Rover this year; * Half of all US residents surveyed by researchers at Duke University say they expect another nation will take the lead in dealing with technology
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Still getting in the swing of things after the weekend? Greenbang can help with our daily summary of cleantech news you might have missed: * Engineering students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison created a hydrogen-based system that improves the mileage of the already fuel-efficient Vespa by 10 percent; * Efficiency gains are
