Don't misjudge costs, benefits of efficiency: report
The UK could cut carbon emissions by 80 percent by mid-century if it refurbished up to 2 million non-
energy efficiency
Energy-efficient buildings = healthier people
Buildings that are more energy-efficient are also better for their occupants’ health and comfort, according to researchers at the
Wanted soon: more energy, renewables experts
A majority of energy professionals believe their industry will see a shortfall of qualified energy-efficiency and renewables experts over
Carbon Trust: Save £1 million a day in energy
With a sagging global economy and the looming spectre of global warming (yes, despite the snow), what could be better
Scotland: £1 million prize for energy efficiency
Scottish officials this week announced they will be offering a £1 million pound annual prize to encourage innovative new ways
How green is my data center? Sun says, 'Very'
Sun Microsystems today announced it had finished building its new, über-efficient data center in Broomfield, Colorado. The company says
Five incredible eco-shelter designs
Housing is a huge source of carbon dioxide emissions, thanks both to its common dependence on high-polluting (to manufacture)
New Vegas home: luxury minus the energy footprint
The New American Home 2009 that will highlight this week’s International Builders’ Show and Nextbuild in Las Vegas could
Online gaming could cut world energy consumption
Now here’s a novel energy-saving idea that just might work brilliantly: making efficiency improvements the object of a
Home wind energy claims often just hot air, study finds
Done right, home-based wind turbines can be an effective way to produce energy and reduce your carbon footprint. Sadly,
Scotland misses EU energy standards deadline
Public buildings across Scotland are falling far short of meeting the EU’s Energy Performance Certificate requirements, with most government
Landlords forced to get rental energy ratings
Greenbang’s landlord doesn’t really care that much about me. I’m still waiting for his ‘mate’ to come