futuris 30/10/2017 Tomorrow's hydrogen car Replacing gasoline and diesel with hydrogen is one of the answers to reducing CO2 emissions.
futuris 30/10/2017 Takeaway: Hydrogen, a green fuel for the future Filling up your tank with hydrogen!
Denmark 18/10/2017 TV report claims H&M burns unsold clothes The environment is the biggest fashion victim of them all says TV report claiming big retailers burn unsold clothes
France 15/09/2017 Watch the Global Energy Prize Summit live from Euronews The Global Energy Prize Summit 2017 takes place at the Euronews headquarters in Lyon, France. It will unite the Global Energy Prize laureates
Russia 04/08/2017 Russian deputy minister blacklisted in new EU sanctions The European Union has imposed sanctions on three more Russians, including Deputy Energy Minister Andrei Cherezov, over the delivery of Siemens' turbines to Moscow-annexed Crimea.
no comment 09/06/2017 Astana Expo 2017 opening ceremony The Astana Expo 2017 has opened with a spectacular ceremony. The event, under the theme of Future Energy takes place between June 10 and September
Russia 01/06/2017 Watch: Global Energy Prize awarded in Russia Michael Graetzel, a leader in the field of renewable energy, has been awarded the 15th Global Energy Prize. Much of Graetzel’s work has
futuris 29/05/2017 Cargo vessels: a cleaner alternative to lorries Cargo vessels are considered a relatively green mode of transport.
Denmark 27/04/2017 Can Denmark's solar power solution be a blueprint for sun-starved countries? Though solar availability is scarce in this Nordic country of 5.6 million, Denmark has become a leader in combined heat and electric generation.
USA 28/03/2017 Trump burns down Obama’s climate legacy After failing to undo Obamacare, US President Donald Trump has started to roll back most of his predecessor’s climate change legacy.
Germany 22/03/2017 Earthquakes shake Groningen into innovative economy GRONINGEN – Around the world earthquakes cause disaster and force economies into downfall.
Netherlands 14/03/2017 Some smart electricity meters 'give readings nearly 600 percent too high' Consumers across Europe could be paying over the odds for electricity, according to a Dutch study that reveals some electricity meters can give readings as much as 582 percent too…
icon_view View 31/01/2017 Renewable energy co-operatives: Europe can literally be powered by its people By Dirk Vansintjan, President, REScoop In its recently released Clean Energy Package, the European Commission finally acknowledged that energy
France 17/01/2017 French asked to send fewer emails to save electricity As the cold weather stretches the electricity supply in France, some unexpected advice is being offered.
Sci-tech 24/12/2016 Floating containers: an answer to low-cost housing It is notoriously difficult for students to find affordable housing.
brussels bureau 30/11/2016 The big power plan - EU aims to cut energy use by 30 percent The European Commission has unveiled its big power plan, aiming to slash energy use in the bloc by 30 percent by 2030.
Sci-tech 08/11/2016 Tel Aviv hosts alternative fuel summit Air quality in cities is getting worse according to a recent UN report which says pollution leads to the deaths of more children every year than malaria and HIV/AIDS…
futuris 26/09/2016 Sustainability and a sea of change for the ship industry New international standards require ocean vessels to reduce air pollution. How does altering power affect the safety of a ship?
futuris 26/09/2016 Takeaway: ship safety Ships burn fuel, polluting the atmosphere New regulations demand to cut the emissions The easiest way would be to reduce engine power But underpowered ships can be unsafe in storm They’re also slower,
