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News / Transport

Tesla net loss widens as revenue nearly doubles

Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc on Tuesday reported a wider quarterly net loss as higher expenses for research, development, sales and marketing offset a 95 percent surge in revenue. The company's...

15 Feb 2011

Tesla net loss widens as revenue nearly doubles

News / Carbon & Climate

Korea’s green plan, model for Czech

Recently, the Czech Republic decided to change its course on the road toward a green growth program. Almost a year after entering the European Union, the Czech Parliament passed acts in 2005 to suppor...

10 Apr 2011

Korea’s green plan, model for Czech

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate science must move on from UK email scandal

Reviews last year of a scandal over scientists' leaked emails correctly ruled out data manipulation and showed it was time for climate science to move on, a panel of UK lawmakers said on Tuesday. It i...

25 Jan 2011

Climate science must move on from UK email scandal

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Newsweek colors Dell, IBM, HP the greenest

Tech firms proved dominant in Newsweek's rankings of the greenest companies around the world, with Dell, IBM, and Hewlett-Packard among those singled out. Out today, Newsweek's rankings looked at the ...

18 Oct 2010

Newsweek colors Dell, IBM, HP the greenest

News / Manufacturing

Sony Ericsson grows sustainable portfolio of products

Sony Ericsson today unveiled yet another addition to their GreenHeart range of mobile phones. The fourth of its range, following Elm, Hazel, and the soon to be made available Aspen, the Sony Ericsson ...

16 Jun 2010

Sony Ericsson grows sustainable portfolio of products

News / Energy

JA Solar sees pressure on margin easing in H2

JA Solar Holdings Co Ltd expects pressures on its gross margins to ease in the second half of this year because it expects supply of polysilicon, the solar industry's key raw material, will rise sh...

1 Apr 2011

JA Solar sees pressure on margin easing in H2

News / Transport

Fallbrook pulls IPO, still revving for China

The blockbuster IPO by Tesla Motors – along with the launch of the Chevy Volt and the Nissan LEAF – has revved up the public profile of electric cars in the past year. But that doesn’t mean a killer I...

2 May 2011

Fallbrook pulls IPO, still revving for China

News / Manufacturing

Recycling treasure trove among old electronic devices

Our throw-away culture could soon lead to "landfill mining" becoming a commercial reality, the Australian Centre for Sustainable Business and Development director Professor John Cole says. Cutting-edg...

13 Nov 2010

Recycling treasure trove among old electronic devices

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate deal signals forest defense investment will `pay off,' lobby says

The United Nations climate agreement may encourage billions of dollars of private investment in protecting forests by allowing for emissions savings to be more accurately measured, according to the Tr...

13 Dec 2010

Climate deal signals forest defense investment will `pay off,' lobby says

News / Carbon & Climate

Tropical peat forests in trouble

Southeast Asia boasts nearly 250,000 square kilometers of peat swamp forests, which host creatures such as orangutans and the world's smallest fish, and store vast quantities of carbon. But these peat...

29 Apr 2011

Tropical peat forests in trouble

News / Transport

BMW to produce electric car

The world's leading luxury car maker, BMW, says it will invest 400 million euros ($A549.6 million) by 2013 to produce an electric car as German manufacturers try to catch up with global rivals. BMW is...

10 Nov 2010

BMW to produce electric car

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon market to grow 15% this year, Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts

Global carbon markets will grow 15 percent in 2011, the most in three years, on higher prices and increased demand for emission allowances from energy companies, analysts at Bloomberg New Energy Finan...

7 Jan 2011

Carbon market to grow 15% this year, Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts

News / Green Buildings

Building designers face more complex exposures

A major errors and omissions coverage issue facing architects and engineers is that once their job is finished, a green building or green project largely is out of their hands and they must rely on ot...

24 Jul 2011

Building designers face more complex exposures

News / Carbon & Climate

New Zealand carbon credit price falls after low supply discourages bidding

The spot price of emission credits in New Zealand’s carbon market fell after low supply discouraged bidding, Auckland-based broker OMFinancial Ltd. said today. Carbon credits fell to NZ$19.75 ($14.56)...

1 Oct 2010

New Zealand carbon credit price falls after low supply discourages bidding

News / Manufacturing

Waste not, want not

Recycling company World Metal Recovery has seen an average annual growth rate of 45% since its founding in 2007, reports TAM YU LING Life could have been easy for Darius Loke had he chosen to join his...

21 Jun 2011

Waste not, want not

News / Energy

Sun shines on JinkoSolar Q3, outlook

JinkoSolar Holding Co Ltd, which went public earlier this year, reported third-quarter results that handily topped Wall Street estimates on higher shipments, prompting the Chinese solar company to rai...

1 Nov 2010

Sun shines on JinkoSolar Q3, outlook

News / Energy

TECO leads wind power development in Taiwan

Continually developing wind turbine manufacturing, Taiwan-based Teco Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd., perhaps the oldest name in industrial motor making in Taiwan and world’s third-largest industri...

6 Oct 2011

TECO leads wind power development in Taiwan

News / Energy

Japan’s ‘big, old businesses’ eye $200 billion power market post Fukushima

Japan’s trading companies own enough electricity capacity to supply more than 40 percent of the country’s homes. Problem is, their generators aren’t in Japan. Mitsui & Co. (8031), the second-large...

14 Dec 2011

Japan’s ‘big, old businesses’ eye $200 billion power market post Fukushima

News / Policy & Finance

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

China eased export curbs for rare earth elements on Thursday, restoring them to near-2010 levels in a bid to appease trading partners, but the European Union said the move did not ensure stable suppli...

14 Jul 2011

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

News / Carbon & Climate

CO2 Risk Tool May Spur UN Carbon Trade, IDEAcarbon

IDEAglobal, a research company advised by economist Nicholas Stern, has started selling software that predicts prices of United Nations carbon credits and may spur trading and investment in emissions ...

15 Oct 2010

CO2 Risk Tool May Spur UN Carbon Trade, IDEAcarbon