Industrial Nanotech receives orders from India for energy saving coating technology

Industrial Nanotech, Inc., a leader in nanoscience solutions, has received recent orders from India for the company’s energy saving coating technology. The company will deliver its Nansulate coatings to Ms. Kon Chem India Pvt. Ltd., a large manufacturer of concrete designer tiles

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Veolia’s consulting division to conduct energy efficiency audits in New York

SourceOne, subsidiary and consulting division of sustainable energy services provider Veolia Energy North America, has entered into an agreement with the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to conduct energy efficiency audits at the facilities of NYPA electricity customers in New

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Energy efficiency: Serious efforts in the “easiest” way to go green

The Kyoto Protocol and Copenhagen treaties has made the world aware about the rising cost of energy supply and had world leaders having a go at the easiest way to go green: energy efficiency. Companies wanting to go green have understandably chosen energy efficiency as

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DOE to fund FutureGen's “low-emission” coal-fired power plant

The US Department of Energy (DOE) and the FutureGen Alliance have signed a cooperative agreement allowing for the continued development of a low-emission coal-fueled power plant in Mattoon, Illinois. The US $17.3-million shared-cost agreement covers preliminary design activities

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Portuguese energy group expands eco-friendly LED street lighting project

Portuguese energy consortium EnergiaViva has completed installations of the Philips’ UrbanLED street light in ten Portuguese towns and cities and is aiming to finish expanding their street lighting project to 20 more surrounding municipalities by fall this year, Philips said. The project started in April when the town

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US Bank pilots “green” equity loans for homes in Colorado

Colorado will pilot test a new home equity loan to be offered by US Bank. The credit program offers customers a three-eighths percent rate reduction for qualified “green” home improvement projects. Qualifying “green” improvements include those made for insulation, windows, doors

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Energy-gulping US buildings ripe for savings

CHICAGO (Reuters) - New York's Empire State Building is doing it, Chicago's Willis Tower is about to start and many more landlords and companies are expected to undertake building retrofits to reduce energy costs. Spurred by steadily rising utility bills, the need to rein in costs

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US: Paramount Equity provides solar financing for homeowners through new division

Home financing company Paramount Equity has launched a new solar energy division to give customers financing options to make solar power systems more affordable. Paramount has partnered with SolarCity, the US’s leading residential solar installer, to reach homeowners across

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Part of the problem, part of the solution: TNT seeks to lessen carbon footprint

Dutch international express and mail delivery services company TNT is in the business of transferring goods and documents around the globe, mainly by air and land. TNT’s business is to deliver the “business” of its customers at the right time and at the right place. However, by

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Delta Electronics, BASF in joint development of energy-saving refrigeration

Global power technology company Delta Electronics, Inc. and BASF have partnered in developing a more energy-efficient refrigeration system that uses environmentally friendly technology. The two companies are working together on materials and prototypes for

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