California’s Energy Commission yesterday announced a $90 million investment in clean energy manufacturing.
New research in the US could yield better biofuel from oilseed crops like safflower and waste material like orange peel.
Transport for London unveiled the UK’s largest hydrogen fuel cell on Friday that will be used to power its headquarters, saving £90,000 a year on bills and cutting emissions 40%.
The Dutch city of Amsterdam’s plans to have 10,000 electric vehicles on the road by 2015 got a boost yesterday with the announcement of €3 million in subsidies to encourage businesses to make the switch.
GE and charging specialist Juice Technologies are joining forces to develop an intelligent charging device for plug-in electric vehicles.
British Airways has announced plans to team up with US-based Solena Group to construct a waste-to-biofuel plant in London.
Europe’s target of replacing 10% of transport fuel with biofuels in the next decade could increase the number of those going hungry in the developing world by 100 million, according to charity ActionAid.
Not content with ramping up its production of small, efficient cars, Ford has announced plans to help its dealers become more energy efficient.
UK efforts in hydrogen are to be centred in south Wales and along the M4 corridor as far as Swindon, the Government announced on Friday.
The UK Government is investing £19 million in the Midlands as a new Low Carbon Economic Area in the development of low-carbon vehicles.