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Looking for your daily dose of news summaries and headlines from the cleantech sector? Here’s Greenbang’s roundup of news you might have missed: * National Geographic has published a photo feature of a Paris suburb being designed with green-roofed high-rises, renewable energy and a rapid transit line to the
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Siemens Energy has developed a new gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear that can operate wind turbines at a voltage of 36 kilovolts and is more compact for easier accommodation in wind turbine towers; * New research reveals there is strong support among the
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Borrowing a line from the classic comedy “Animal House,” Australia’s top climate advisor classified his country’s proposed carbon emissions trading scheme as worthless and weak; * Energy Efficiency News reports that researchers at Singapore’s Institute of Bioengineering and
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Technology and communications experts will debate how best to equip Britain for a digital future, at a Digital Britain summit in the British Library tomorrow; * The Department of Energy and Climate Change is conducting a market sounding on its plans
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * European researchers have created a new software abstraction called Autonomic Communication Elements (ACEs) which will enable ecosystems for service networks, and make the future “Internet of things” a reality; * The Department of Energy and Climate Change today published a list
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Spending on global carbon offset projects has declined this year and is likely to continue doing so until nations can agree to a new international treaty on climate change, the Worldwatch Institute reports; * Some of the world’s top computer
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Developers in Florida are planning what they say will be the world’s first city to obtain all its energy from renewable sources; * Dai Nippon Printing has created an electroluminscent poster with a scrolling text display; * The Academic Medical Centre
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Tesla Motors is opening a regional sales and service center in London, the first of three European stores that the electric vehicle manufacturer plans to launch this year; * Tennant Company has won the 2009 European Business Award for the Business
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Getting started with the holiday weekend and don’t have time to slog through all the cleantech headlines? Don’t worry: just follow Greenbang’s daily dose of news you might have missed: * The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has launched a €60 million credit facility to fund efficiency
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More than 400 investors, entrepreneurs, corporate leaders and policy-makers are expected to convene in Copenhagen for the 28-30 April Cleantech Forum(R) XXII. Organised by The Cleantech Group, the forum will focus on the likelihood of a global deal on climate change, and will also examine the potential economic benefits
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The EU has given the UK approval to pursue two feasibility studies on carbon capture and sequestration, Point Carbon reports; * Australia’s Victoria University has enlisted the help of IBM to help it design and build its first green data
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Don’t worry if you can’t get to all those cleantech newsletters in your inbox: Greenbang’s here with your daily summary of news and developments you might have missed: * The Finnish firm Elisa is testing a pilot project that uses wind energy to power its mobile network in
