The township has started the process of replacing more than 850 streetlights with LED technology, a move that will save the municipality about $65,000 a year.

The Glasgow manufacturers responsible for the invention of the world’s largest zero carbon 90ᵒC district heat pump has been shortlisted for a green tech award, with the chance of winning £20,000 to go towards the next project.

Government inspectors will start checking stores starting Sunday to ensure they are stocking energy efficient refrigerators and freezers.

Xylem, a leading global water technology provider, has launched a next-generation, global range of highly-efficient in-line and end-suction pumps, which is claimed to reduce energy costs while improving performance

Seven US companies have been awarded funds for energy storage projects. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has invested the money.

Investing in green energy can build tougher economies and competitiveness in gulf countries.

The Port of Gothenburg also estimates that it will save SEK 60,000 in energy costs each year.

Four Japanese companies have developed a cogeneration system that recovers hot wastewater with high efficiency from a gas engine in the form of steam, announced the companies on Thursday.

Two new funding projects to help businesses install green measures and ‘save £2.9 billion a year have been announced

The innovative 1.3-km-long smart lighting control solution enables energy savings up to 65-85 percent, and lowers maintenance costs about 50 percent.

For nearly three decades Krishan Luthra stubbornly labored away in a General Electric research lab on a long-shot effort to cook up a new type of ceramic that few consumers will ever see or use.

A report delivered by Finance Minister Yiannis Varoufakis on the Greek economy’s prospects and possible revisions in various sectors has stressed the importance of energy efficiency.

The first near zero-energy hall in Finland for commercial and office premises has been completed at Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) in Hämeenlinna.

When we think of renewable energy and energy efficiency, large-scale projects often come to mind.

Still, production has barely declined, a testament to the rapid gains that oil producers are making in coaxing ever more oil from older wells and the few new wells they are still drilling — and doing both while investing far less money.

Two years ago, with support from the U.S. Department of State, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) joined forces to address precisely such problems through a new initiative called the U.S.-Africa Clean Energy Finance Initiative (ACEF).

One South Dakota-made pressure washer holds a unique place in the market with a patented energy-efficient design.

Albania’s residential sector uses more than half the country’s electricity supply, representing a huge opportunity to reduce energy consumption and address energy deficits.

A patented passive cooling system for computer processors that’s undergoing optimisation at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) could save U.S. consumers more than €5.6 billion per year in energy costs associated with running their computer cooling fans.

In order to verify effectiveness of related technologies and provide a model of a smart community, numerous smart community demonstration projects have been conducted across Japan.

MwangaBora solar lamps, created by Evans Wadongo, provide low-cost lighting for villagers, saving their health and money, and helping reduce global emissions from kerosine use.

The British dairy industry has made significant progress in reducing energy consumption in dairy production through energy saving measures.

In a bid to promote green energy, engineering students from a technical high school college in Mexico have designed a motorcycle that runs on self-generated energy.

CET’s Green Business Department helps businesses throughout the state save money and go green through energy conservation, renewable energy, and waste reduction assistance.

Providing cheap and clean power for the areas’ population, the small power plants are stimulating income-generation activities and helping reduce poverty in the country..

Three city colleges are on schedule to save more than $1 million in annual energy costs through an initiative started four years ago, according to a news release from the College of the Holy Cross.