Day: 7 January 2015

Kyocera goes even bigger with world’s largest floating solar farm

Electronics and ceramics manufacturer Kyocera has announced the development of a 13.4MW floating solar power plant in Japan which will be the world's largest floating solar array.

Labour’s proposed fracking restrictions welcomed by green groups

Friends of the Earth have welcomed a new Labour proposal to ban fracking near vital underground water stores.

Toyota to share fuel cell technology with auto industry

Japanese carmaker Toyota has announced it will freely share all of its hydrogen fuel cell technology in order to spur development of low-emission cars around the world.

The next five years: AD and food waste policy

Food waste policy will shape the future of the anaerobic digestion (AD) industry because 60% of the industry's potential comes from food waste, argues ADBA chief executive Charlotte Morton. Here, she unpicks this issue.

Denmark and Germany join Europe’s wind energy revolution

The UK's wind sector success is being echoed across Europe as recent figures show Denmark and Germany also broke wind power output records last year.

Innovate UK: Integration and collaboration brings new wave of sustainable innovation

EXCLUSIVE: 2015 will be the year that sustainability becomes an integral part of business innovation, with an increase in collaborative research and development projects and a gradual reconfiguration of supply chains to encourage closed-loop production processes.

Ben Ainslie announces solar-powered sailing base

Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) - the Americas Cup sailing team led by the four-time Olympic gold medallist - has announced that its groundbreaking new headquarters will be powered completely by renewable energy.

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