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The BP Group Launches Smart Integrated Building Technologies Division

IBT launches to aid property owners and managers using re-commissioning, application engineering and HVAC system retrofits, maximizing their buildings potential Leader in the green building space, The BP Group, has announced the Integrated Building Technologies division to serve real estate owners and managers in their mission to increase sustainability, and asset optimization.


Chicago Bag Ban A Good First Step But Success Requires Consumer Behavior Change With The MY ECO Program

The plastic bag ordinance comes into effect in less than 48 hours in the City of Chicago with the goal to push consumers to reduce disposable bag consumption and shift to reusable bags. The legislation and the retailers' plans are critical steps to achieve this goal but will not change consumer behavior on their own – what's missing is a way to encourage, incent, and reward this behavior change – this is the MY ECO program.

Green Technologies in Vietnam: Opportunities and Challenges

Due to Vietnam's industrialization and integration, the growth in electricity demand has been increasing at an enormous rate. With a population of over 90 million people and an average annual GDP growth rate of 6.9%, in order to ensure sustainable growth, Vietnam has increased its energy demand by 10% during the past 10 years, and is expecting to continue to do so by another 400% over the next 20 years. Electricity consumption accounts for the majority of the energy demand and is expected to increase at an even faster rate, by 600%, over the next 20 years.

Drinking Water From Moisture – Rain Tunnel Technology Invented by Dr Rajah Vijay Kumar

When the world is busy in conserving every drop of water through various ways fearing scarcity of the natural resource in future, a Bengaluru-based scientist has invented a technology which can produce drinking water from clouds and can extract clean water even from water available in the air around.

Arkema and Hydro-Québec set up a joint laboratory for lithium-ion batteries

Arkema and Hydro-Québec, through its subsidiary SCE France, have announced the signature of a partnership for the creation of a joint laboratory for research and development in the energy storage sector. More specifically, this laboratory will focus its work on the development of a new generation of materials for the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries, in particular new electrolytes (solvents, lithium salts, etc.) and conduction agents (carbon nanotubes, conductive polymers, etc.).


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