Finland's nuclear reaction
A town in Finland is counting its blessings and its fears after being awarded permission for a new nuclear power station
Revolutionary Power: GE Energy's plan to change the future
A revolutionary power plant made by GE is set to pave the way towards responsible and efficient energy generation
Endless potential
Qatar is helping to lead the way in the Middle East for new environmentally friendly energy schemes
Posted on 2011-09-14Read more
An energy policy for main street America
Barack Obama might be better off trying to re-freeze the melting glaciers than to achieve his stated energy goals
Posted on 2011-01-07Read more
Energy City Qatar powers up
An all-green energy city in the Middle East? It may seem incongruous but Hesham Al-Emadi says it offers opportunities
Posted on 2011-01-06Read more
Maintainable world takes shape
TNE profiles the world's most sustainable industries
Posted on 2010-10-27Read more
MIT announces creation of nano-battery
Researchers develop nanotech battery offering a highly efficient power ratio never before accomplished
Posted on 2010-10-27Read more
A smart approach to the future
The energy landscape is characterised by several key drivers, the three main ones being growing energy demand, the need for sustainability and global pressure to cut CO2 emissions, writes Heike Onken, Siemens AG Energy Sector
Posted on 24/11/2010Read more
Debating nuclear
Nuclear energy offers several advantages: It's clean, powerful and relatively cheap
Posted on 21/09/2010Read more
Bushehr start-up a big moment for Moscow
For Russia, Iran's first nuclear power plant is a project in which everybody wins - a statement some in Israel, the United States and elsewhere would vehemently dispute
Posted on 23/08/2010Read more
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Copenhagen billions key to climate talks success
The allure of $30bn in climate aid for poor nations holds the key to helping restore confidence in UN talks on fighting global warming and stopping th
Posted in ENERGY on 23/02/2010Read more
Our energy future
The New Economy's Hywel Jones speaks with Fluor's Chairman & CEO Alan Boeckmann, Senior Group Presidents David Seaton and Steve Dobbs, and Power B
Posted in ENERGY on 01/06/2009Read more
Cleared for take-off
Some 10,000 commercial aircraft take off and land each day with help from ARINC, writes Alison Chambers
Posted in BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT on 21/05/2009Read more
Primed for growth
International Personal Finance has progressed in leaps and bounds to be recognised by the World Economic Forum as a Global Growth Company. Executive C
Posted in BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT on 18/08/2008Read more
Paulson reassures on Goldman role
Paulson & Co, the hedge fund linked to civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs Group Inc, moved to head off investor concerns about its role in
Posted in BANKING & FINANCE on 21/04/2010Read more
The dollar versus the euro
Recent occurrences suggest that the greenback might just have a competitor on its hands, as the euro gains in stature
Posted in BANKING & FINANCE on 05/03/2008Read more
Saving endangered species: it's the economy
On a Pacific beach in Costa Rica, a researcher whispers the number after counting the slimy, round white eggs just laid by a rare leatherback turtle i
Posted in INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS on 03/02/2010Read more
Chinese shrug at Google
With speculation swirling that Google Inc will soon announce the closure of its China-based internet portal, the reaction from some Chinese has been h
Posted in INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS on 22/03/2010Read more
If they build it, will we come?
Will the mass market drive electric cars? Joan Bryna Michelson looks at the evidence
Posted in SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY on 18/03/2010Read more
In partnership with the sun
The latest challenge from Kerself is aimed at Borsa Italiana (the Italian Stock Exchange), with the company in the process of upgrading to the market
Posted in SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY on 21/08/2009Read more
Diamond industry must end illicit trading
The diamond industry, under scrutiny after supermodel Naomi Campbell's war crimes testimony and a crisis in Zimbabwe, must take decisive measures to a
Posted in MAGAZINE on 25/08/2010Read more
Cultural reigning capital
As many governments cut back on 'non-essential' services, arts funding has been one of the first areas to suffer. But business is more than willing to