A New Setback for E.U. Carbon Market

Source Blogs NYTimes by JAMES KANTER on Friday, March 19, 2010

A New Setback for E.U. Carbon Market

Green Business - Trading was halted on two exchanges after it was revealed that some credits were being recycled, or sold to more than one party.

Concentrating Photovoltaic Project Underway at California College

Concentrating Photovoltaic Project Underway at California College

Source Blogs NYTimes by TODD WOODY on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Green Business - Though more expensive than conventional solar cells, concentrating photovoltaic solar power uses a fraction of the silicon needed with conventional photovoltaics.

Aluminum Maker Eyes Solar Industry

Aluminum Maker Eyes Solar Industry

Source Blogs NYTimes by TODD WOODY on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Green Business - Alcoa, the aluminum giant, is testing a new type of solartechnologythat it said will lower the cost of renewable energy.

Major California Solar Project Moves Forward

Major California Solar Project Moves Forward

Source Blogs NYTimes by TODD WOODY on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Green Business - After a two-year review, regulators recommended that the state's first new big solar power plant in nearly two decades be approved.

British Ads Ignore Uncertainties of Climate Change, Watchdog Agency Finds

British Ads Ignore Uncertainties of Climate Change, Watchdog Agency Finds

Source Blogs NYTimes by JAMES KANTER on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Green Business - The British Advertising Standards Authority ruled this week that the government's posters on climate change should have been "phrased more tentatively."

Are 'Green' Consumers Less Trustworthy?

Are 'Green' Consumers Less Trustworthy?

Source Blogs NYTimes by TOM ZELLER JR. on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Green Business - A recent study out of the University of Toronto suggests that people who give themselves credit for buying green products might feel entitled to behave badly later on.

More Firms Join Desertec Solar Project

Source Blogs NYTimes by PETE BROWNE on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Green Business - The project aims to provide electricity to Europe and North Africa with a large solar installation in the Sahara.

Offshore Wind a Boon to Shipping Industry

Offshore Wind a Boon to Shipping Industry

Source Blogs NYTimes by LARS KROLDRUP on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Green Business - With ocean-going trade slackening amid the global recession, shipping companies and shipyard operators in Europe are finding the offshore wind industry to be a welcome ally in weathering the bad times.

Africa's Largest Wind Project Advances

Africa's Largest Wind Project Advances

Source Blogs NYTimes by PETE BROWNE on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Green Business - Kenya's Lake Turkana Wind Power project secures much needed financing from a variety of institutional investors.

A Compostable Chips Bag Hits the Shelves

A Compostable Chips Bag Hits the Shelves

Source Blogs NYTimes by KATE GALBRAITH on Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Green Business - Questions remain, however, about whether or not the bags, which are made from corn, will ever make it to the compost heap.

Re-Tooling Alberta's Energy Royalties

Re-Tooling Alberta's Energy Royalties

Source Blogs NYTimes by JOHN LORINC on Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Green Business - Alberta's Conservative government announced last week that it would ease up on royalties demanded of energy producers in the province.

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