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Scientists believe algae can address a number of environmental problems by cleaning wastewater, absorbing CO2 and providing a fossil-free fuel.

A sculpture made of natural materials on display for the 2009 UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen has received this year’s JEC Innovation Award. The artwork was created by 3XN architects together with StageOne Freeform Composite and COWI.

The international consultancy group, COWI, achieved more than 14 per cent growth in turnover in 2009, at the same time retaining earnings at a satisfactory level. Although the outlook for 2010 is uncertain, COWI anticipates some growth in turnover and earnings in 2010.

A new technology that creates a realistic three-dimensional image of a building’s lighting well before construction begins takes the guessing out of the decision-making process

A major infrastructure project in the Western Balkan countries will give an important boost to transport, energy and the environment. COWI will set up a project office in Serbia.

A new set of communication principles gives all COWI employees a 'licence to communicate' on the company’s behalf.

Living roofs are becoming an aerial line of defence against flooding caused by the heavier rainfalls associated with climate change.

A new mapping technology can help make municipal road maintenance a little easier.

COWI is on hand at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi to present its expertise in solar energy and district cooling.

A new low-energy concept focusing on solar energy promises energy savings of up to 70 per cent in villas in the Gulf.