• South Korean steelmaker settles a dusty matter with US$323m storage system
  South Korea’s Hyundai Steel is building an airtight storage and handling facility that it claims will be world’s first closed raw material processing ...
• Economists back climate engineering over taxation
  Spraying seawater droplets into clouds to reflect back sunlight into space could cancel out the past century`s increases in global warming, according ...
• UK clean tech needs support to compete with US
  The CBI has called on the government to support low-carbon innovation in the UK and help the country`s clean tech industries keep pace with the US, which ...
• Can you be comfortable in a green building?
  Building performance and its evaluation have earned increased attention in recent years, particularly relating to green buildings. Much of the emphasis ...
• Environment: Measuring progress in a changing world
  Measuring progress in a changing world is the focus of a Commission communication that was launched at a high-level workshop held this week. The actions ...
• Environmentally `green` beer: Munich brewing engineers research energy savings
  A cool, freshly drawn beer has a dark side: it is among the most energy-intensive foodstuffs during production. Brewing engineers from the Technische ...
• The Alps: Europe’s cherished but endangered mountains
  As the ‘water towers of Europe’, the Alps play a crucial role in sustaining the social and economic wellbeing of millions of people living in vast lowland ...
• Vattenfall’s trading unit changed name to Vattenfall Energy Trading
  Vattenfall Trading Services has changed its name to Vattenfall Energy Trading. “We have grown from an electricity trading unit, based in Hamburg and Stockholm, ...

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