Siemens Launches Smart City in Vienna
This living lab for sustainable technologies foretells cities of the future.
Green Manufacturer Moves From China to New York
Trellis joins what seems to be a trend, manufacturers want to be closer to home markets especially if cost is an issue.
Long Island Adds 100 MW More Solar Using Feed-In Law
By year-end, the utility will issue a bidding process for 280 MW of renewable energy and initiate feed-in tariffs for wind and fuel cells.
Universities Commit to Graduate Majors in Green Chemistry
In an effort to transform chemistry education in the US, 13 schools have signed a Green Chemistry Commitment.
Bankrupt Electric Car Companies Re-emerge
CODA is officially in the energy storage business and Better Place continues under new management.
Cradle to Cradle Certification Included in Newest Version of LEED
Developed by pre-eminent architect Bill McDonough and chemist Michael Braungart, Cradle to Cradle certification begins as part of LEED in November.
Federal Judge Allows Chevron to Track Environmental Advocates
Chevron has been given the right to demand access to environmental advocates' email and internet use.
€22 Billion EU Plan Funds Bio-Based Business, Fuel Cells and Green Aviation
The research and innovation program will be carried out over the next seven years.
Ships that Run on Wind & Steam Set for Comeback
Rolls Royce is bringing back hybrid ships that run on sails and steam to cut emissions and fuel costs.
Not In My Name: Skanska Leaves Chamber of Commerce Over Anti-LEED Campaign
The Chamber is lobbying for the much less stringent, industry-run Green Globes certification.