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Algae-based oil would save 160m tonnes CO2 Research into algae-based oil, which emits 80 per cent less carbon dioxide than fossil fuels, has received a funding boost.


Europe to fund more hydrogen research The European Commission has launched public-private funding for hydrogen and fuel cell technology research.


Low carbon vehicle scheme launched The government has launched a multi-million pound scheme to improve the development of green vehicles.


Plan to cut car use launched A carbon cutting green travel plan is to be launched at a new development in Canterbury.


Low carbon driving encouraged by Lotus Group Lotus is encouraging low carbon driving through the development of its new car, the Eco Elise.


Low carbon economy 'may benefit manufacturers' Manufacturers in the UK are in a good position to take advantage of the commercial opportunities a low carbon economy may present, a new report has suggested.


Carbon labelling 'promotes awareness' A carbon labelling system on air and rail travel tickets may help consumers make more informed green travel choices, an advisory service has suggested.


Eco-towns 'have low carbon potential' Eco-towns have the potential to address social needs such as affordable housing alongside environmental and economic issues, a planning expert has suggested.


Ireland plans to 'go green' Ireland has announced plans to make further developments to green energy technology in the country, the prime minister has said.


Environment secretary says low-carbon incentives are needed Incentives may encourage European car manufacturers to comply with proposed restrictions to reduce carbon emissions, the environment secretary has claimed.


Scotland plans first carbon-neutral community The Scottish Parliament will hear plans for the country's first carbon-free community this week, it has emerged.


Low-carbon eco-flats to be sold in Brighton A number of low-carbon eco-apartments are set to go on sale in Brighton, it has emerged.


MP: Olympics a good opportunity for low-carbon development A number of opportunities for low-carbon development could be presented during plans for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, an MP has suggested.


Flat-pack homes 'could help' reduce emissions. A new development of flat-pack homes could help reduce residential carbon emissions, it has been claimed.


Clean Sky project to investigate low-carbon aviation A new European research initiative will aim to reduce carbon emissions from aircraft, it has emerged.


Low-carbon development focuses on community A new low-carbon development in Shropshire aims to encourage residents to settle in for the long-term.


US energy bill a 'catalyst' for ethanol alternative President Bush's decision to sign a new energy bill could provide the US ethanol industry with a significant boost, according to industry experts.


Tourism industry set to help combat climate change The tourism industry acknowledges its contribution to carbon emissions but will ensure it takes steps to help fight climate change, according to an industry spokesman.