German grid blinded by the light
Can you ever have too much clean energy? Germany has discovered that you can. And, unfortunately, it’s not likely
Green fixes for the planet? They're here
The technology exists today that can help us shrink carbon emissions, prevent dangerous climate change and use energy more wisely.
Renewable energy: Not all it's cracked up to be?
A recent bit of news from Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) suggests that James Lovelock, the scientist behind the Gaia
The challenge: Finding $ to turn 'green shoots' into redwoods
The International Energy Agency (IEA) is seeing “green shoots” in the economy again, but one has to wonder whether there’
A clean energy future? The devil is in the details
Who, besides maybe the oil and coal companies and their stockholders, wouldn’t want to move away from fossil fuels
UK offers cash to homeowners with wind turbines, solar panels
Putting up a small wind turbine or solar panel on your roof might not only be a way to save
2010 brings good news, bad news on clean energy spending
Spending on clean energy and low-carbon technologies didn’t crash as much as feared as the global recession bit in
Politics, not technology, is delaying clean-energy future
Most of the technology we need to switch from fossil fuels to clean and renewable energy already exists — the greatest
England's regions to fall short of renewables goals
Regions across England are likely to miss their 2010 renewable energy goals, with some parts set to achieve less than
Scottish plan aims for 20% renewables by 2020
The Scottish Government today published an action plan aimed at driving the development of renewable energy and capitalising on the