Day: 4 April 2011

April quiz

Are you an April fool or an Easter bunny?

Sony energy expert calls for single carbon footprint standard

The man charged with keeping electronics giant Sony's carbon footprint in Europe under control wants to see a uniform measurement of emissions.

ESB announces cheaper bills

ESB Electricity Ireland has taken advantage of the new deregulated domestic electricity market by announcing reduced prices on its electricity tariffs.

Toxic chemical concern for Motherwell residents

A solicitor's firm acting for residents in Motherwell claims that toxic chemicals exceeding safe levels have been found in their homes.

Passive house showcased in Wales

United Welsh housing association has launched a zero carbon Passive House.

EU emissions up 3% as recession eases

European Union carbon emissions increased by slightly more than 3% last year as the continent's economy improved.

China’s wind power infrastructure expands

China, currently the world's largest investor in renewable energy, is increasing its resources after buying 24 more wind turbines.

Solar companies may be in the dumps over FITs but Eaga, the business behind a £300 million funding package to fit free solar PV systems, strategy director John Swinney believes despite the Government's best intentions householders and landlords need to seize the opportunity.

Energy

Sony on the road to zero

edie's energy editor Luke Walsh speaks to Dr Thomas Fischer the man tasked with keeping one of the world's biggest electrical companies green.

Circular economy

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