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News / Transport

Green building for IRICEN

...cked library, auditorium, laboratory and a computer centre. Around 40% of the construction has been done, while IRICEN is hoping to complete the remaining 60% by December 2012. IRICEN director C P ...

8 Jul 2011

Green building for IRICEN

News / Carbon & Climate

Green future in hands of developing nations

...ck for more than 2 deg C of global warming, which carries a higher risk of catastrophic climate change. That is why countries must adopt policies to encourage energy efficiency, renewables and switche...

15 Dec 2011

Green future in hands of developing nations

News / Energy

Ma outlines Taiwan’s nuclear energy policy

...crippled the Fukushima Daiichi facility in March. “In case of an emergency that exceeds the safety standards, we would rather sacrifice the nuclear plant than risk the chance of causing a nuclear cris...

3 Nov 2011

Ma outlines Taiwan’s nuclear energy policy

News / Energy

Country's largest solar cooling system on hospital

...ced by the collector field meets domestic hot water demand or is stored in hot water tanks. Most of the components of the Echuca solar cooling plant come from China: The vacuum tube collectors with a ...

13 Sep 2011

Country's largest solar cooling system on hospital

News / Energy

China’s first wind-farm lull limits outlook for Sinovel

...cience & Technology. “I see these goals as very unrealistic,” said Caitlin Pollock, a San Francisco-based analyst at IHS Emerging Energy Research. China’s setback in ocean-based wind farms may res...

26 Jun 2012

China’s first wind-farm lull limits outlook for Sinovel

News / Manufacturing

Solar powered PCs surface in India

...cribed as B and C class cities, as well as villages, where power supplies are “erratic or nil.” Not much in the way of details, including how the computers connect to solar power or operating specific...

21 Jul 2011

Solar powered PCs surface in India

News / Policy & Finance

A great time to go solar in western Australia - SEA

...ctually manage their electricity use better". Solar households reduce their electricity consumption on average 20% compared with non-solar homes, he says. However, Prof. Wills cautions people consider...

9 Oct 2011

A great time to go solar in western Australia - SEA

News / Transport

Volvo and Siemens take on electric car market

...companies. The two corporations will look to develop electrical drive technology, power electronics and charging technology for Volvo's C 30 electric car, which is also being developed as a range-exte...

31 Aug 2011

Volvo and Siemens take on electric car market

News / Transport

Toyota Prius escapes niche to surge into global top three

...cles, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Global sales increased 125 percent. Prius sets a standard of success for alternatively powered cars, including Nissan Motor’s all-electric Leaf and GM’s ...

30 May 2012

Toyota Prius escapes niche to surge into global top three

News / Energy

Geothermal desalination under investigation

...ction or mining processes (waste heat) and geothermal energy. The National Centre of Excellence in Desalination (NCED) and the West Australian Geothermal Centre of Excellence (WAGCoE) are working with...

28 Sep 2011

Geothermal desalination under investigation

News / Waste

Potential of recycling not recognised: Ritchie

...costs such as electricity will go up, companies that are recycling commodities will find their costs go up less than companies which are not recycling, under a carbon price according to Ritchie. Altho...

26 Jul 2011

Potential of recycling not recognised: Ritchie

News / Water

IBM cools solar cells for water and power

...chel claims IBM's approach is more efficient because each microchannel is etched onto the cell itself, which makes it better at cooling because the water is closer to the heat source. In tests, a 1-ce...

14 Apr 2011

IBM cools solar cells for water and power

Press Releases / Hemp

Food grade hemp seed available in Australia

...com.au provides a unique blend of hemp recipes for all occasions, from hemp milk and pasta, to chutney and cheesecake. Links to sources in Australia where dehulled hemp seed and hemp oil can be purcha...

17 Sep 2011

Food grade hemp seed available in Australia

News / Carbon & Climate

Tuvalu 'to run out of water by Tuesday'

...Cross last week said the former British colony relied mostly on rainwater, which has been scarce this year because of La Nina weather pattern across the Pacific, which can cause extreme weather,...

3 Oct 2011

Tuvalu 'to run out of water by Tuesday'

Press Releases / CSP Today

From Portugal to China: Strengthening markets for CPV

...ction capacity of 50MW, and is in the process of consolidating its presence in several countries including Europe, North America, Asia and Africa. At the 3rd CPV Summit USA, the CTO of Magpower, Jaime...

25 Aug 2011

From Portugal to China: Strengthening markets for CPV

Press Releases / International Green Awards

Nominees for the International Green Awards 2011 announced!

...ction, Reuse, Recycling, Recovery) Actavis Bulgaria – “Solvent Reduction in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing” (Bulgaria) Ecologic Brands – “Ecologic Brands” (USA) Insource Energy – “Insource Energy” (UK) ...

17 Oct 2011

Nominees for the International Green Awards 2011 announced!

News / Energy

Solar to power soldiers in combat

...ctricity via SLIVER solar cell technology. The ANU Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems developed the SLIVER cells as part of a $2.3 million contract with the Department of Defence. The project's chi...

11 Aug 2011

Solar to power soldiers in combat

News / Carbon & Climate

Green rooftops help clean up Beijing's air

...ch cooler, Wang says. While a number of real estate agencies believe that vertical landscaping is not worth the expense, that is a misconception because the greenery can protect buildings as well as i...

2 Apr 2012

Green rooftops help clean up Beijing's air

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News / Energy

Asian water scarcity risked as coal-fired power embraced

...cubic meters compared to an accessible supply of 4.2 trillion cubic meters, according to McKinsey & Co. Water assumptions Coal is currently running more than 40 percent of the planet’s electricity...

10 Sep 2012

Asian water scarcity risked as coal-fired power embraced

Press Releases / CSP Today

Independence day for thin film: can it support itself without subsidies?

...confidence in the technology. In August this year a $197 million loan guarantee was granted to SoloPower for a manufacturing facility that U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced would create arou...

20 Sep 2011

Independence day for thin film: can it support itself without subsidies?