Zimbabwe’s tax authority said ABB, one of Switzerland’s most profitable companies, avoided paying millions of dollars to the economically crippled country

Innovative solar-diesel solution provides continuity of power supply for ABB’s premises in Johannesburg and helps reduce carbon emissions

ABB South Africa is committed to high levels of performance in energy efficiency.

The ABB Group is using innovative technology to promote efficient energy use, writes Chesney Bradshaw.

ABB is hosting a National Business Initiative (NBI)-initiated seminar on 12 August to discuss Technology and Intellectual Property.

Concern about the risk of climate change is growing. It requires action by governments, industry and consumers to reduce carbon emissions.

<b>Chesney Bradshaw</b> provides the background to ABB’S sponsorship of two awards.

Energy efficiency and carbon management, sponsored by ABB — Winner: <b>AfriSam South Africa</b>.

Using energy more efficiently brings benefits on several fronts: it makes the energy go further, curbs emissions of carbon dioxide and saves money.

ABB’s technology has been used in wind power farms and grid connections throughout the world.

Buildings, consumers of more than 30% of the world’s resources, including energy and water, provide a major opportunity for lower energy use.

Mathematics is a critical subject at primary and secondary schools.

The demand for electricity and water — two resources essential for a growing world — is expected to increase dramatically over the next 20 years.

ABB and the WWF have an international partnership that seeks to promote leadership in sustainability and alternative energy solutions