Offshore Wind Farms Being Planned By European Countries
It now seems that progress is finally being made among several European countries to allow energy from offshore wind supplies contribute more energy to the national electricity supply. The North Seas Countries' Offshore Grid Initiative developed an extensive offshore wind ...
by Samantha Donovan February 8th, 2010
BP Says Dash For Gas Is UK Best Energy Hope
The chief executive of BP, Tony Hayward, says that wind power ambitions may not be able to meet the UK's energy need. He goes on to say that these green energy programs need to be scaled down. BP, the UK's largest ...
by Tessa Clarke February 5th, 2010
Honda Shows Off Home Solar Fuel Station Prototype
New reports now show that Honda has just announced the release of a prototype for its very own solar hydrogen fueling station. This is a station that is designed to fit into a home owner's garage. Pretty much the device works by converting water into hydrogen in order to charge
by Jenson Brayshaw February 4th, 2010
Consumer Focus Feed in Tariffs May Not Help Households With Low Income
Consumer Focus has now responded to the government's new plans for feed in tariffs. The group is voicing its concerns about the initial cost for installing this microgeneration technology. On February 1st they said, that starting in April, homes with ...
by Jason Drew February 3rd, 2010
E.ON Sustainable Energy Provides Energy Saving Lights for Blackpool
Reports show that new energy saving street lights and traffic signals are going up all over Blackpool. This little upgrade is set to save Blackpool Council tax payers almost 25 percent on their street lighting bills. It helps to save ...
by Emma Young February 2nd, 2010
Friends of the Earth Say Households Need Better Incentives to Go Green
According to some new research and a survey done by Friends of the Earth, consumers believe that more needs to be done by the government to promote the use of microgeneration technology. The survey that was conducted by the group ...
by Beth Williams February 1st, 2010
Barack Obama Addresses Congress on Climate Change Bill
Barack Obama made a few brief notes on energy and climate change in his state of the union address. However, this seemed to be enough to deliver the point to Congress and much of the world that the White House ...
by Justin Becks January 29th, 2010
US issues anti-dumping tax over Chinese woven electric blankets
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) had announced recently its initial decision to charge anti-dumping obligation on woven electric blankets imported from China. The DOC concluded that Chinese exporters are selling the blankets in the US market at 90.32 to ...
by editor January 29th, 2010
Honda hybrid CR-Z goes on sale this year
Swindon, UK is considered as the hometown of Billie Piper and Melinda Messenger. Moreover, the place is home to Honda's main plant in the UK. Honda is going from attractive to super sexy. Recently, Honda revealed its new CR-Z Hybrid sports ...
by Lynnette Adamson January 29th, 2010
71% of UK households willing to adopt microgeneration
According to a survey, most households across Britain would consider installing an on-site microgeneration technology which utilizes green renewable energy if financial grants were bigger. The survey result shows that 64 per cent thinks that the UK government’s plan to provide feed-in tariffs was not adequately ambitious. On the other hand,
by Samantha Donovan January 29th, 2010
Banks and electric utilities infiltrated often says McAfee report
A former top homeland security official disclosed a recent report made on companies, such as electric utilities, banks and oil refineries, stating that major public infrastructures are often victims of cyber attacks. The report, commissioned by anti-virus expert McAfee, had revealed ...
by Tessa Clarke January 29th, 2010
