Government-Sponsored Research Aims to Make UK Leader in Green Cars
March 8th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Americans drive on the right, the British drive on the left. You say gasoline, we say ‘petrol.’ There’s a lot
About Ravinder Casley Gera
Ravinder Casley Gera is a London-based freelance journalist passionate about climate change, development and technology. He has written for the Daily Express, Excite.co.uk, and the Fly. He blogs at ravcasleygera.wordpress.com.
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New Wind Down, Nuclear Up as UK Rethinks Energy Mix
March 1st, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
An island nation buffeted by winds from the Ural mountains and the North Atlantic, the United Kingdom ought to
The March of Concentrating Solar Power Continues
January 30th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Concentrating solar power, the rapidly-growing alternative to photovoltaic power, continues its expansion. A joint venture between two energy companies, one
New Legal Challenge to UK Nuclear Power Expansion Plans
January 20th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
It seems that we’re at a really interesting crossroads in the debate over nuclear power. Large portions of the
Much Ado About Nothing? Report Suggests Airlines Might Profit from EU Carbon Levy
January 12th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
The new year brought with it a new regime for air travel in Europe. Starting on January 1, all
From the Designer of the iPod and iPhone Comes a New Energy-Saving ‘Learning Thermostat’ (VIDEO)
January 12th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Think of a piece of classic design from the last decade. There’s a decent chance you thought of either
How the Humble Sunflower Holds the Key to More-Efficient Solar Power
January 12th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Regular readers are well aware of concentrating solar power (CSP), the growing technology which uses the sun’s energy to
2011: The Year Renewables Overtook Nuclear in the US
January 9th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
2011 was, it’s generally agreed, a crappy year. There were tornados in the US, flooding in Asia, an oil slick
Why You Can’t Buy A Solar-Powered Cellphone… For Now
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Cellphones. We all (well, most of us) have one, and we all charge them frequently. In fact, modern smartphones are
Rick Santorum Receives the Least Oil & Gas Money of All Remaining Republican Candidates
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
…but still vehemently denies the existence of climate change Everyone’s jumping up and down: who is Rick Santorum? Who is
Keeping the Lights On: Why Concentrating Solar Power is Vital to Tomorrow’s Energy Mix
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Picture a solar power station. You think of a bunch of solar panels, right? Photovoltaic (PV) solar power, which uses
Is China Preparing to Implement a Carbon Tax?
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
China’s airlines may be bristling over being forced to join the EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme, but it seems the Chinese
Chinese Airlines: We “Will Not Cooperate” with EU Air Traffic Carbon Tax
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
How quickly things change. Just a few weeks ago, it seemed that China had gone from obstacle to advocate in
Banish Vampire Drain with These Mushroom-Shaped Chargers
January 6th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Tread carefully. You may not realise it, but your house is full of vampires. Vampire appliances, that is. That’s any
What’s the Feed-in Tariff, Kenneth? Confusion Reigns in UK as Government Appeals Ruling on Solar Subsidy Cut
January 5th, 2012 | by Ravinder Casley Gera
Well, this is turning into a great little saga for us journalists — although, it’s much less fun for those
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