Mixed Greens: Car Rental Company Plans Eco Cities, Toyota’s No-Rare-Earth Motor, and More!
Michael Kanellos: January 18, 2011
It’s the People’s Republic of Green Technology.
It’s the People’s Republic of Green Technology.
Round two of General Electric’s ecomagination competition has up to $100 million on the line.
The ChromaLit system separates LED chips into phosphors and chips. An IPO may occur in the next year. Video too.
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Americans plunk $4.3 trillion into consumer spending. It can shape behavior, says Sundeep Ahuja.
Welcome Lineage Power Holdings to the GE family. As we warned you, green IT will be a massive market in 2011.
What if the developing world leapfrogs traditional energy the way it has leapfrogged old-school telecom?
And less copper. The sudden momentum for DC could buoy startup Validus DC Systems.
And here’s a new name in lighting controls: National Semiconductor.
How much is your home water bill?
Plus, Vestas sells 25 turbines to China.
Let the symbolic gestures fly.
The tough envy of Jen-Hsun Hwang emerges again as Nvidia vows to use ARM to beat Intel.
The code asks for a 20 percent reduction in water use and could make energy-efficient construction cheaper.
What’s the real price of the Bloom Box?