co2 emissions News

The hype to ‘go green’ is understandably confusing for many conventional heating installers, and often conveniently conceals that fact that, for now at least, integrating fossil fuels with renewable technologies is the way forward.

ISO recognition of BIOMIN’s environmental sustainability measures will contribute to a deeper understanding of the environment debate and support the position of livestock producers.

MOL development of an optimum trim system for vessels

British Recycled Products provide an eco-friendly addition to English Heritage site undergoing major rennovation

The industry experts define the inverters a crucial turning point for the energy efficiency in industry. Nova Verta confirms that their application in its paint installations adds reliability to the system: they produce more while they consume less.

Green power makes at least as much difference, if not more, as that of recycling.

With the emphasis clearly on environmental issues it is not surprising that business moving has come under the spotlight. The result of most corporate relocations is waste! This may be in the form of energy, computer systems or furniture.

As then January 31st deadline approaches for developed nations to put forward their emission reduction levels under the Copenhagen Accord, cracks are starting to show in Europe.

Deputy special climate change envoy believes the U.S. Senate will pass global warming legislation this year.

Germany announces that it will stick with ambitious goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 40%.

Lower carbon prices saw the higher 2009 carbon traded volume offset by lower prices, keeping market value close to that of 2008.

Carbon credit trading is set for the big time even after the failure of the Copenhagen climate talks.

The ongoing battle over the proposed cap-and-trade policy is set to move into the New Year.

South Korea is the latest in a growing list of nations to announce a domestic carbon trading scheme aimed at cutting carbon emission levels.

After the Copenhagen climate talks failed to hammer out a global treaty on greenhouse gas emissions, U.S. legislators have a hard road ahead.

Israeli based Haifa Chemicals Ltd will have excess carbon credits after purchasing new technology.

European power sectors investment decisions are beginning to show signs of influence from the ETS.

Latest Canadian report shows that biofuels are a better option than previously thought.

The Balkan nation looks to take strong action to improve energy efficiency and increase renewable energy dependency.

A five year plan to tackle the financial problems of deforestation finally comes into being.

Even with hopes for a climate pact from Copenhagen dashed, China still sees possibilities for a deal.

The Indian Prime Minister has announced ambitious domestic emission cuts at a meeting with EU representatives.

A new version of Geomanager - Trimble’s web-based solution for fleet managers - has been launched, drastically improving the efficiency, productivity and profitability of their team and customer service.

Poland has recently announced its first emission trading deal with Spain under the Kyoto Protocol.

With stiff competition coming from Sydney and Singapore, Seoul needs to have a strong case to come out on top.

Barcelona talks see increased pressure on the U.S. as Copenhagen deadline draws closer.

Apple Computer Inc. is looking for ways to drastically reduce its carbon footprint.

The American president says the federal government must set the example regarding global warming.

Hybrid car technology is improving all the time, and the Insight is leading the pack when it comes to environmental friendliness

The Renewable Energy Centre.co.uk headlined a seminar entitled “Go Green – Get Rich” at the Grand Designs Live Show last week. Richard Simmons, MD spoke frankly about the domestic and national picture of renewable energy in the UK.

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