Could the same theory ten be applied to CSR? Once the organisation starts developing CSR strategy it eventually transcends itself into everything that’s being done. The answer is yes and no.

They come in many forms, but for the most part they are called solar leasing programs. You may also hear them called solar financing, solar power purchase agreements, or solar rental programs.

The government's climate watchdog today urged the coalition to focus on hitting the UK's renewable energy targets rather than raising them higher.

The report identifies five key findings, as follows: There is a significant contradiction between consumer perceptions and their actual knowledge of energy efficiency. Consumers’ first instinct is to contact utilities/electricity providers for energy-efficiency activities, but providers still need to build trust and credibility. While prices remain a key factor to adoption, the extent of the utilities’/providers’ control over energy use has emerged as a potential barrier. Channels and contact points for utilities/electricity providers to communicate with consumers are diverse. Adoption of electricity management programs is influenced by fragmented and nontraditional consumer preferences.

Molecules can turn sunlight into electricity and can be broken down and quickly reassembled

The new program will leverage up to $5 million in Air District funds to support electric vehicle charging infrastructure grants including:3,000 home chargers at single family and multi-family dwellings2,000 public chargers at employer and high-density parking areas50 fast chargers within close proximity to highways

Material chemists at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Minnesota say that according to their research, the efficiency of a solar cell may potentially be increased to more than 60 percent, up from what was thought to be a limit of about 30 percent. They report their findings in today’s edition of the journal Science.

Selon Thomas Diaz, le porte-parole de l'ASIF cité par Reuters, la Fédération espagnole du photovoltaïque, le gouvernement propose, en effet, de diminuer les subventions aux installations photovoltaïques existantes de 30%, et pour les futures installations de 25% pour les grands toits solaires, de 45% pour les grandes centrales au sol et de 5% pour les petits toits résidentiels.

Better Place a inauguré fin avril la première station d'échange de batterie pour taxis électriques, en partenariat avec le ministère de l'Economie, du Commerce et de l'Industrie japonais et Nihon Kotsu (ECINK), la principale compagnie de taxis de Tokyo.

And so it is that I recently came across the “Top Ten Energy Myths”, as suggested by Thomas Tanton, a fellow at the Pacific Research Institute.

Thirty-seven of the world’s biggest developing countries are spent $557bn subsidising fossil fuels that year, according to new estimates by the IEA seen by the FT.

The Shimizu Corporation, a Japanese construction firm, has recently proposed a plan to harness solar energy on a larger scale than almost any previously proposed concept. Their ambitious plan involves building a belt of solar cells around the Moon’s 6,800-mile (11,000-kilometer) equator, converting the electricity to powerful microwaves and lasers to be beamed at Earth, and finally converting the beams back to electricity at terrestrial power stations. The Luna Ring concept, the company says, could meet the entire world's energy needs.

Machines with filters made from sorbent materials can bind carbon dioxide, extracting it from the air. With mass production,machines might capture CO2 at $30 a ton, less than the $100 or more charged for commercial CO2 supply. With improved sorbents, 10 million machines across the planet could reduce CO2 concentration by five parts per million a year, more than the rate of global increase right now.

Renewables are the fastest-growing source of world energy supply, but fossil fuels are still set to meet more than three-fourths of total energy needs in 2035 assuming current policies are unchanged