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Bermuda’s alternative energy industry has really taken off over the past year with a big rise in the number of companies entering the market. But the one constant has been PureNERGY Renewables, the sister company of Belco, which was formed two years ...

The concept of sustainable development is often associated with environmental or “green” issues. While intended to be positive, terms such as “green” and “eco” have been exploited by the marketing industry and don’t always resonate with the actual ph...

A recently introduced energy buy-back programme and a handful of Government incentives have seen a boost in the adoption of renewable energy on the Island. Companies that install solar energy systems have told The Royal Gazette the number of installa...

A proposed new project at Mill Creek could help reduce flooding in the area - while also helping the local eel population. The Development Applications Board was scheduled to debate the construction of a culvert on Mill Creek Road to regulate the ti...

A $240,000 study is to be carried out into the impact of modifying Town Cut Channel and Two Rock passage to allow larger ships to berth in Hamilton and St George's. A spokesman for the Department of Tourism said yesterday that the study will look at ...

Arnold's Market Ltd was fined $1,200 yesterday for illegally importing carrots and broccoli. Environmental Protection officers acting on a tip investigated the St John's Road branch of the grocery store chain on March 9. They found imported carrots, ...

Bermuda will be at the heart of a project to protect a precious ocean region, Environment Minister Walter Roban has revealed. He told a reception at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) that thanks to international private donors the Islan...