One of the main limitations with EV’s is range and as batteries determine the amount of energy which can be stored (think fuel tank), there must be refueling (charge) stations or else you could get stuck out with no more juice. (Read more...)

In all truth I never thought I would see the day the world agreed that cheap oil (read energy) was a fundamental problem. The announcement to stop subsidizing oil products including gas and diesel came on Friday last week at the G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh. (Read more...)

The British branch of the global engineering consultancy WSP has been running a two year experiment with what may turn out to be the future scenario for limiting carbon intensive business. (Read more...)

In both the U.S. and Europe business is finally realizing what CO2 legislation means for “free trade”. (Read more...)

All the profits derived from industry, which has advanced on the back of high carbon fuels, would be differentially taxed. If your nation has 140million people living on greater than the per capita world quota of carbon, then that is how much your country would have to cut. (Read more...)

G8 countries including the U.S. are willing to endorse not only a peak to green house gas emissions by 2020, but also a resolution to limit global warming to 2 degrees C, but will political compromise drastically dilute what scientific research tells us is necessary? (Read more...)