Green Business

Vanadium: ‘The element that could change the world’

Through its Green Giant Project in Madagascar, Uranium Star has discovered what could be the largest deposit of the valuable mineral

Smart Grid 101

Everyone is talking about the term ‘smart grid’. But what does it really mean? We went to one of the world’s leading energy executives to explain

Top Green Pioneers

Every industry needs its pioneers – outspoken figures willing to confront even the most difficult issues and blaze a trail - and the green industry is no exception.

Stock Markets Go Green

As global legislation sets targets for climate change, Exec Digital takes a look at how stock markets are meeting those standards

How to make your fleet green

Making your transport fleet green has more than just environmental benefits – Exec Digital investigates

Office Depot's top tips for going green

Exec Digital speaks to Office Depot about saving money and being green in the office

Compact fluorescent bulbs are a way to go green in the office

Sharon Feldman-Rowe of Ecobags.com

An exclusive interview with the creator of the multi-million dollar ECOBAGS® brand

Renewable Energy: Get Green

Learn how business can reap the rewards of going green and utilizing renewable energy...

Jeff Swartz is both the highly successful CEO of the Timberland Company and also an evangelist for responsible, ethical business practice. He argues that this should be the norm, not the exception. Exec Digital takes a closer look

Facing the 'Eco Crunch'

Big business has embraced the environment in recent years, but as the global economy continues to struggle does it face being pushed on to the backburner? Exec asks if business can afford to take its eye off the ball

Enel North America: Green excitement

Despite current economic concerns, this dynamic company continues to prosper in the renewable energy sector

The Paperless Office: Myth or Reality?

Despite other advances in protecting our valuable natural resources, the paperless office seems beyond our grasp. In fact, we are now producing even more paper than ever before.