Depressed Gulf Coast awakens to cleaner, greener possibilities
If it still feels like a recession in many places, no matter what the economists say about recovery, along the
Europe could make steep carbon cuts, but must start now
The good news? Europe could cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. The bad news? It
In a resource-constrained world, is peak sanity next?
In an interview with The Guardian last month, James Lovelock — the scientist who conceived of the Gaia hypothesis — said he
New European alliance seeks sustainable energy innovations
A new European alliance focused on sustainable energy is set to launch tomorrow at Austria’s Graz University of Technology.
UK, US need better climate, energy policies to spur investment
Some carbon and energy goals set out by the UK, Spain and Greece earn poor risk ratings in terms of
Britain's 10 biggest eco-challenges
Climate change and energy supplies are, of course, issues of importance around the globe. But there are some energy and
New Energy University offers online efficiency training
Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management, has launched Energy University™ by Schneider Electric, a vendor-neutral, online educational community
Programme to focus on 'Keeping the lights on'
David Clarke, CEO at the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI), will offer a lecture on “Keeping the lights on — affordable engineering
Survey: UK firms wasting water, energy ... and money
If not everyone is taking the steps they should to reduce their energy consumption, at least most realize they should
EIA: tough times to bring even lower oil prices
Sure, the global economy is a mess and is expected to stay that way for some time, but the US
