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‘Heat Wheel’ Cools Data Centers, Cuts Energy Bills

Posted by Environmental Leader on 19/11/2008

Rich Miller writes on Data Center Knowledge about the heat wheel, a new approach to data center cooling which Miller says is likely to gain a higher profile from an upcoming demonstration of the technology.The heat wheel, also known as a rotary heat exchanger or Kyoto Cooling, improves the use of ...

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California Clean Tech Open Awards

Posted by Environmental Leader on 19/11/2008

Video from the California Clean Tech Open, which announced six category winners dor its 2008 competition earlier this month. The award winners will each receive a $100,000 “start-up in a box” package to assist them in transforming their clean tech visions into businesses.The winners c ...

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Panasonic Eyes Sanyo’s Green Tech in Takeover Bid

Posted by Environmental Leader on 19/11/2008

Panasonic is planning to take over its rival Sanyo Electric. The deal would create one of the world’s largest electronics makers, but Panasonic is not in it for Sanyo’s gadgets. Instead, Panasonic wants Sanyo’s green-energy pillars: solar-cell technology and rechargeable batteri ...

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Rollback in New Zealand's emissions trading scheme?

Posted by John Liebhardt on 19/11/2008

A little more than a week after New Zealands National Party swept away nine years of Labour Party rule, new Prime Minister John Key stitched together a coalition government.At the new government's swearing in ceremony in Wellington, Keys center-right coalition promised to boost economic growth b ...

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Harris Opens Green Branch, Installs Geothermal Technology

Posted by Environmental Leader on 18/11/2008

Harris opened its first green bank branch on the South Side of Chicago. The City of Chicago supported the bank to install geothermal heating and cooling system in the branch, which is expected to reduce up to 30 percent of energy consumption annually, compared to a conventional system.The branch ...

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