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Skipped a few headlines over the past 24 hours? Not to worry: Greenbang’s here with your daily dose of cleantech news you might have missed: * A statement calling for the transformation of the G8+5 nations’ energy strategies to help reduce climate change and improve energy security has been
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * London Mayor Boris Johnson has heralded the capital’s top organisations for saving nearly 120,000 tonnes of carbon, slashing tens of thousands off their energy bills; * Friends of the Earth and Health Care Without Harm Europe released a report
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The F3 Factory, one of the visionary projects of the EU Technology Platform for Sustainable Chemistry (SusChem) has now been officially launched. Innovative technology made possible by the SusChem programme includes the Smart Energy Home and F3 Factory, all cutting-edge
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Need some help keeping up with all the latest developments in cleantech? Here’s Greenbang’s daily roundup of news and headlines: * After an approximately two-year construction period Siemens has handed over the new Timelkam combined-cycle power plant in Austria to Energie AG Oberösterreich and the Swiss Groupe E; * A
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * On 8 June, the solar observatory Sunrise was launched from the Esrange Space Centre in Kiruna, Sweden. A gigantic helium balloon, carrying approximately 1 million cubic metres of gas, is now carrying the largest solar telescope ever to lift off
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So what else is happening in the world of cleantech? Here are some headlines and developments you might have missed: * The Government’s new packaging strategy, “Making the most of packaging,” looks at the packaging of the future and what our shop shelves and kitchen cupboards should look like if
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Iberdrola has launched a new campaign directed at domestic clients with over 10 kilowatts of capacity contracted and who are under an off-peak rates regime. The initiative includes a 12-per cent discount for electricity supplied during off-peak hours (night-time) in
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Wish there was just one place where you could catch up on all the latest cleantech and environmental news and developments? There is! Check out today’s roundup at Greenbang: * By 2080, climate change could mean regular temperatures of 41 Celsius in London, and grape and sunflower cultivation in the
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Cleantech news as it happaens — check back for regular updates: * A group of scientists at IPMS is working on an interactive data eyeglass device which incorporates eye tracking — users can influence the content presented by moving their eyes or fixing on certain points in the image. Without having to use
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Cleantech news as it happaens — check back for regular updates: * The market for solar thermal systems (STS) in Europe has witnessed significant developments at all levels in the last four years, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. Policy makers, market participants and end users have shown a
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Cleantech news as it happaens — check back for regular updates: * The National Grid Service (NGS) has undergone a period of rapid expansion this year with a total of six new resources becoming NGS members. This means that the NGS, the UK’s primary computation and data resource for all UK
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So many headlines, so little time … that’s why Greenbang presents its daily roundup of cleantech news and developments you might have missed: * The German high-tech company dilitronics has unveiled its ESoLUX controller unit for solar-powered LED lamps to provide eco-friendly and efficient operation of off-grid lighting systems; * SunPodsTM, a
