Green Gold Rush : Everything tagged "green"

In case you missed the news, the $700B bailout included tax credits for renewable energy industries. So what are the greenest bits of the bill and what does it mean for renewable energy companies? Also, where is all that glorious cash coming from?

It would seem that Tyco and Gakken have had a glimpse of the future. At the recent CEATEC exhibition they presented a personal Magnetic Levitation (MagLev) transportation system, which uses a magnetic field to make the vehicle hover around 1.2-inches abov

There are many arguments for and against the use of hydrogen as a fuel for vehicles. One of the biggest obstacles that has prevented the gas from becoming commonplace is storage. As a gas, hydrogen is very energy dense but requires heavy, thick-walled tan

Venturi have revealed their latest project at the Paris Motor Show in the form of a sleek, electric sportscar called the "Volage". The car is the result of a joint project between Venturi and Michelin which features eight electric motors, two inside of ea

Deliveries of the highway-capable and reasonably priced TRIAC electric vehicle from Green Vehicles Inc will start in December, according to the EV's designer Ehab Youssef. The car should be a leading contender in the eco vehicle race, fetching a top speed

looking back at a real-world thin-film solar installation to get real figures on performance

Tropical plant care in winter requires greenhouse conditions. Explains the steps homeowners should take to protect tropical plants and provides a list of useful aids and photographs.

Learn ten useful tips for preventing and dealing with fall and winter damage to your trees and property. See photographs that show bad tree management.

Since the implementation of a new grease-receiving method in January 2007, the city's Water Pollution Control Plant has recycled 1 million gallons of used kitchen grease, a milestone that will be celebrated this morning during a ceremony at the plant.

Arguably the world's most famous billionaire dork, Bill Gates, has just plopped some cash down on one of EcoGeek's favorite technologies.