Temporary green water treatment now available off-the-peg
Storage solutions for intermittent power go on test
French post office gives big boost to electric vehicle market
It’s cheap, durable and so versatile you’ll find it in your clothes, your garden hose, your raincoat and your Barbie dolls. No wonder global demand for PVC is over 35 million tonnes a year. But the environmental impact of its dependence on heavy metal stabilisers cannot be ignored. Deep transformation across the chemical industry is needed to make it sustainable - but who will take the lead?
Any laptop user will know that even the most casual of Twittering with a computer resting on your knees can get uncomfortably hot – so imagine the vast amount of heat that a massive IT data centre kicks out. Now telecommunications company Telehouse Europe is planning to capture that and pipe it to nearby homes and businesses.
Getting to grips with aviation’s footprint – Entec
Offsets for everyone – TUI
Companies show less protective streak over IP to save the planet
Businesses usually fight tooth and nail to protect their intellectual property. But now IBM, Nokia, Sony and Pitney Bowes are taking part in what is being described as the Eco-Patent Commons.
Congestion charging scheme and Paris’s free bikes share US award
Porsche drivers and mums in 4x4s on the school run might loathe both him and it, but Ken Livingstone’s congestion charge keeps winning plaudits.
Hot topics – or hot air? Iain Aitch looks for the action when big cities club together on climate change.
New network matches environmental entrepreneurs with investors
Matching bright green entrepreneurs with sources of investment capital has always been a challenge. It’s one which the newly launched Environmental Investment Network (EIN) aims to overcome.