Citigroup Says 42% of Clients Have No Energy Transition Plan
China's announcement of a modest…
A new report predicts that…
Oil prices may soon climb…
As of 12 o’clock midnight on the 30th September 2013, the US federal government has officially shutdown due to Congress’s failure to pass a new budget for the coming fiscal…
Whilst the US government, led by President Barack Obama, is trying to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent by 2020, the US Army is investing in renewable energy sources…
On Monday the trial began to determine whether BP’s actions during the 20th April 2010, Deepwater Horizon blowout and spill were of sufficient level as to be grossly negligent and…
IKEA, the Swedish flat-pack furniture specialist and world’s largest furniture retailer, has announced that it will, for the first time, sell solar panels at all of its British stores. The…
Britain is likely to face a tight winter for natural gas as it finds itself with few alternative sources of cheap natural gas, forcing it to rely heavily on Norwegian…
The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report on Friday, in which it stated that the evidence that climate change is caused by human…
Lately the bad news emanating from Japan is that the reactors at the Fukushima nuclear power plant have been leaking thousands of gallons of water ever since the earthquake that…
Weeks of negotiations between the US and Russia over the fate of Syria and it’s chemical weapons are finally coming to a head as the United Nations Security Council met…
The answer to harnessing cost-effective solar power may be just around the corner. A team of researchers from the University of Alberta developed a cost-effective solar cell made…
Currently around 870 million people in the world do not receive enough food to live healthily, equivalent to one in eight of the world’s population. A new report by…
A common argument that people use when protesting against the development of wind farms near to communities is the loud noise created by the turbines. They even claim that noises…
Torrential rain earlier in the month caused mass flooding across the state of Colorado, a state that in recent years has experienced a boom in oil and gas drilling and…
Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras), the world’s most indebted oil company, has announced that it will sell assets in Africa and relocate operational staff such as geophysicists and financial administrators to…
A court in Murmansk, Russia, continues to discuss the fate of the 30 Greenpeace activists arrested during a protest against Arctic drilling.Three of the 30 have already been…
Cian Ciaran, welsh musician and keyboardist from the Super Furry Animals (actor Rhys Ifans’ old band), has decided to play the first performance of his new solo album from the…
Just before the expected publication of a key scientific report on global warming, Lord Stern, the former World Bank chief economist and author of the 2006 Stern review, has
Ireland’s first renewable biomass electricity plant is set to convert straw into electricity starting 2015.Irish renewable energy company, Biotricity, has signed an agreement with country’s farmers group…
The owner of Pipe Innovation Technologies, told Reuters that the demand for large-diameter pipes (LDP) from Russian energy firms is expected to increase by up to 50% next year…
The next general election to determine the ruling party in government and the next Prime Minister of Great Britain, will be held in May 2015. Most polls show that the…
The Indian government has announced that it will develop, with the help of state-owned energy companies, the largest solar power plant in the world. The planned project, which will use…