Solar Greenhouses are China's Solution to Worldwide Energy Crisis
A new report based on 20 years of systematic studies says that increased proliferation of efficient solar greenhouses in China may contribute to solving worldwide problems
A new report based on 20 years of systematic studies says that increased proliferation of efficient solar greenhouses in China may contribute to solving worldwide problems
Natural bacteria will break down the food to create biomethane, which is similar to the natural gas that is used in homes for central heating and cooking.
The biomethane will be cleaned and fed into the National Grid.
It is Britain's first project built from scratch on the back of the Government's renewable heat incentive, in which firms are paid a premium for "green" gas.
The plant in Stockport, Greater Manchester, which is a joint venture between British Gas and the Bio Group, is on an old landfill site and is expected to be up and running in 2012.
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Video Gaming To Help Boffins Sort Out Energy Crisis
In a rare thought experiment, scientists will try to find a solution to the world's energy problems with the help of a computer game.
In a rare thought experiment, scientists will try to find a solution to the world's energy problems with the help of a computer game.
"This project shows how recycling waste that would otherwise go to landfill is not only good for the environment but can also play a vital role in meeting people's everyday energy needs," the Mirror quoted Gearoid Lane, the company's managing director of new markets as saying.
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�Wind Farms Ruin the Countryside,� Charge Some Activists
Wind farms might be seen as the answer to the growing energy crisis, but some in the West do not seem to be convinced. It ruins the countryside, they charge.
Wind farms might be seen as the answer to the growing energy crisis, but some in the West do not seem to be convinced. It ruins the countryside, they charge.
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