Grabbing the headlines in the Green News this month: Crossbar aims to make the single-day battery life of mobile devices passe by the year 2015, while BMW showcases its forthcoming i8 concept car. FULL STORY >

In this month's Green News: Urine is used to power a phone, whilst Honda and GM team up on fuel cell car tech. FULL STORY >

In this month's Green News: Fiat scoops an international Eco-engine award, whilst Google makes its first green investment in Africa. FULL STORY >

Flies assist with the production of a sustainable source of animal feed and GM signs Climate Declaration, all forms part of this month's Green News. FULL STORY >

Nissan and Eskom join forces on a three-year long local electric vehicle research project. FULL STORY >

A new two-seater drives onto the pure-electric sportscar scene, whilst Vodacom collects rainwater in Midrand to reduce its municipal water usage. FULL STORY >

Honda introduces its updated CR-Z hybrid sports coup?® to local shores. FULL STORY >

Ferrari showcases its first hybrid, whilst miniature 'RoboBee robots' may become stand-ins for rapidly dwindling global Honey bee populations. FULL STORY >

Kia opens its first solar powered dealersip and new solar cell research all form part of this month's Green News. FULL STORY >

VW showcases its new CrossBlue SUV concept while Innovation Hub announces the winners of its Gauteng Innovation competition in this month's Green News. FULL STORY >

The Innovation Hub reveals the winners of its Gauteng Innovation competition. FULL STORY >

Electric power comes to the Fiat 500 while local pedal power invention scoops Red Dot Award in this month's packed edition of Green News. FULL STORY >

Porsche unveils a new green concept car while Google signs another eco power deal in this month's Green News. FULL STORY >

Vodafone's Innovation Centre receives top green accolade from the Green Building Council of South Africa. FULL STORY >

BMW unveils its new C Evolution electric scooter prototype in this month's Green News, whilst robots are employed to make solar panels more effective. FULL STORY >