Apple and Greenpeace in green IT debacle
Apple’s Cupertino HQ targeted by Greenpeace activists
24.05.2012 ESB ecars and Fáilte Ireland are leading what they are terming a Green Hotel Drive to install ecar charge points in 100 green-accredited hotels around Ireland.
21.05.2012 US semiconductor company Silicon Laboratories is to acquire the Boston-based Ember Corporation for $72m. The acquisition of Ember is part of Silicon Lab’s move to enable...
09.05.2012 Microsoft pledge to become carbon neutral across all of its direct operations.
08.05.2012 Energia is finishing the build of its latest wind farm, Caherdowney.
08.05.2012 Siemens reveals 'eHighway of the Future' concept in US.
07.05.2012 Clean tech sector in Ireland could generate 80,000 jobs by 2020.
04.05.2012 Ireland's Green IFSC targets US$200bn worth of asset management.
ESB ecars and Fáilte Ireland are leading what they are terming a Green Hotel Drive to install ecar charge points in 100 green-accredited hotels around Ireland.
US semiconductor company Silicon Laboratories is to acquire the Boston-based Ember Corporation for $72m. The acquisition of Ember is part of Silicon Lab’s move to enable technology for the internet of things.
Camara Education, the Irish charity that refurbishes computers and loads them with educational software for schools in Ireland, Africa and Jamaica, has issued a call for individuals and businesses to donate their unwanted computers to the social enterprise.
Two Greenpeace activists today barricaded themselves in a giant Greenpeace version of an iPod outside of Apple’s Cupertino HQ in California. Why exactly? Well the tirade from the activists was carried out to appeal to Apple to power its iCloud using cleaner energy instead of coal.
Bat experts from all over Europe, the Middle East and North Africa are at the Eurobats conference in Dublin Castle this week. They are here to discuss how to best protect bats in Europe with the onslaught of clean-tech developments as a result of windfarms, as well as road infrastructure and forestry advances.
Honda has been pioneering a new type of smart home in Japan to test out its Honda Smart Home System (HSHM) technologies to control and monitor energy usage using solar power, gas and electric cars.
Tesla Motors may have just reported first quarter losses of US$89.9m, but the electric car maker also saw its shares jump yesterday after it said that it expects to start deliveries of its new all-electric Model S to US customers in June, earlier than planned.
Are we about to witness a massive splurge in green handsets hitting the marketplace? Juniper Research appears to think so, as its latest analysis is predicting that green handset shipments will reach 392m by 2017, with more than half of these handsets being green smartphones.
Microsoft is pledging to become carbon neutral from 1 July across all of its direct operations, including its data centres, software development labs, air travel, and office buildings.
Ireland will next week host a six-day international Congress on Water, Climate and Energy that is being organised by the International Water Association.
Energia is finishing the build of its latest wind farm, Caherdowney, located near Ireland's Cork-Kerry border.
05.03.2012 Automotive journalists from 23 countries name the all-electric Chevrolet Volt, which is sold in Europe under the Opel Ampera name, as European Car of the Year.
02.03.2012 Scientists at Columbia University lead new geologic research on ocean acidification.
01.03.2012 The European Space Agency is supporting a pioneering 3D forestry data initiative that’s being led by Irish forestry technology start-up Treemetrics.
27.02.2012 ManageCO2 Software, the Limerick-based environmental software start-up, has secured a €600,000 investment. It is now aiming to create 12 new jobs over the next 18 months.