Apple to fund joint solar power venture in China
Posted on 21 Apr 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Apple has announced plans this week to make a significant investment into solar power in China. Environmental Sustainability
Indoor Harvest and PUE 1.0 to develop HVAC systems for vertical farming
Posted on 16 Apr 2015 by Tim Brown
Indoor Harvest, a design build contractor of commercial grade aeroponic and hydroponic fixtures urban agriculture has announced a letter of intent with PUE 1.0 to design and build an engineered HVAC system for use in building integrated agriculture. Google secretly working on new battery technology
Posted on 14 Apr 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Google has been secretly working on new and revolutionary battery technologies according to reports by the Wall Street Journal. New water heater rules bring lower energy bills
Posted on 13 Apr 2015 by Tim Brown
Water heaters are in the spotlight this month as manufacturers respond to updated federal regulations with better insulation and more efficient technologies. Veolia helps New Yorkers recycle harmful household products
Posted on 13 Apr 2015 by Tim Brown
As part of its mission to ‘Resource the World, ’ waste management company, Veolia, will run 10 hazardous waste disposal events throughout the year in the New York area to help the city dispose of dangerous waste products responsibly. Groups outraged at Brazil’s decision to allow genetically engineered trees
Posted on 13 Apr 2015 by Aiden Burgess
A decision to approve genetically engineered eucalyptus trees in Brazil has been condemned by a number of international action groups. Hydrogen breakthrough opens road for fuel cell vehicles
Posted on 8 Apr 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Scientists at Virginia Tech in the US have developed a new breakthrough method of generating hydrogen. Formula E students ready to race in Long Beach
Posted on 31 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
Students from around California are revving up to put their car racing skills to the test this weekend. Norfolk Southern undertakes $53m energy overhaul project
Posted on 30 Mar 2015 by Tim Brown
Rail operator and locomotive servicing business, Norfolk Southern, has launched a $53m energy conversion project at its Juniata Locomotive Shop that will substantially reduce carbon emissions and water usage at the 70-acre facility. The companies leading the charge in transparent solar panels
Posted on 26 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
The future of the solar industry is looking bright with the development of transparent solar panels that can double as windows while also generating electricity.