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News - Energy
New centre to battle climate change opens in Britain
Published on 28 March 2008
Climate change could displace 125 million in South Asia
Published on 27 March 2008
Cities around the world turn off the lights for Earth Hour
Published on 26 March 2008
Tony Blair speaks at Gleneagles dialogue on climate change.
Published on 19 March 2008
Record glacier thinning means no time to waste on agreeing new international climate regime
Published on 18 March 2008
New emissions standards for diesel trains and ships
Published on 18 March 2008
China/EU alliance ‘could be key to low-carbon energy’
Published on 14 March 2008
China and the European Union (EU) can significantly advance low-carbon technologies if they cooperate closely on technological development and market access, according to a new report.
Fuel cell to power whole foods store
Published on 14 March 2008
The new Whole Foods Market in Glastonbury, Connecticut, will be the first supermarket to generate most of its power on-site with a fuel cell.
Advancing corporate demand for renewables: why are companies switching to green power
Published on 14 March 2008
A growing number of companies are switching to renewable energy for their manufacturing plants, stores and offices. Why have these and other companies switched away from fossil fuels to renewable energy resources such as wind, solar, biomass and geothermal?US, China & Spain lead world wind power market in 2007
Published on 13 March 2008
The Global Wind Energy Council today confirmed its earlier estimate that over 20,000 MW of wind power was installed in 2007, led by the US, China and Spain, bringing world-wide installed capacity to 94,122 MW. This is an increase of 31 per cent compared with the 2006 market, and represents an overall increase in global installed capacity of about 27 per cent.
