Back in March I wrote about the co-operative Brixton Energy, who launched their first project Brixton Energy Solar 1. They’re now ready with their second project, which funnily enough is named Brixton […]

When it comes to wind turbines one thing we for sure can all agree on is that in the UK they’re highly controversial. It’s a debate that’s raging from the very right to […]

Even though the story has already been broken by Greenpeace and the Guardian, it’s expected to be made official this week that the Arctic ice sheet has now reached its lowest thickness […]

As we’re engulfed in our two leading renewable energy technologies Wind and Solar, expecting them embark to further milestones, break new records, become more efficient and become more economically viable. We could […]

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered yesterday (23rd of August) a severe attack on the green economy. His criticism of renewable energy, action on climate change and the environment is one of […]

With current technologies available today how efficient and green can a car be produced today? As Wolkswagen are preparing to launch their newest edition of the Golf brand a very much Wolkswagen […]

When thinking about renewable energy in Denmark you would naturally think about wind power as it accounts for roughly 20% of Denmarks electricity production. The solar power industry have for a long […]

With three months today to go until the crucial US elections, lets have a look at the environmental challenges we’re up against. Many environmentalists have criticized Obama for his green credentials as […]

Book: How bad are bananas: The carbon footprint of everythingAuthor: Mike Berners-Lee Review: At the start of this great book, the author explains that he’s not set out to write a preachy […]

When London won the Olympic bid, it was claimed that these would be the ‘greenest Olympics ever’. While there have been some important green strides, some of which undoubtedly can be used […]