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UK Carbon Trust cuts free services
The UK Carbon Trust, which advises organisations on energy use and efficiency, has announced that it is to cut its free services for large organisations.
Public to hold UK Government to account on energy efficiency
The public is being urged to track the UK Government’s energy use, which can now be viewed in real time, and hold it to account on reducing waste.
GE energy efficiency Treasure Hunts could save millions
GE is rolling out a ‘Treasure Hunt’ programme to help companies, universities and cities find potential energy savings.
Countries promise action on clean technologies
Government representatives attending the two-day Clean Energy Ministerial meeting in Washington DC have promised action on over ten initiatives aimed at promoting energy efficiency and clean energy.
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US small businesses get $30 million for clean energy technologies
Last week, the Department of Energy announced $30 million in Recovery Act funding for small businesses developing clean energy technologies.
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UK Government demands action from energy suppliers on insulation
UK Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne yesterday demanded that energy suppliers to take greater action to improve home insulation across the country.
Six UK firms switch on £1.2 million efficient lighting effort
Six UK firms have been awarded £1.2 million to undertake feasibility studies of new energy efficient lighting systems for homes.
Rooftop low-carbon education centre opens in London
A new centre on a London rooftop showcasing the latest in sustainable building design officially opens today.
UK Budget cuts could hit public sector efficiency initiatives
As the UK’s Coalition Government starts on its programme to reduce the country’s deficit, a survey by T-Systems warns that spending cuts could hit public sector energy efficiency measures.
US university MIT joins force with NSTAR on energy efficiency
US university Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has joined forces with local utility NSTAR on a major efficiency project aimed at cutting electricity use by 15% over the next three years.