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Fossil Fuels, Renewables September 22, 2022

Going green for economic success

How moving away from fossil fuels will improve productivity Could going green be good for the economy? The UK economy is currently mired in crises:…


Green Tech, Innovation, Renewables September 19, 2022

Germany pushes joint effort to become climate-neutral aviation ‘pioneer’

The German government has launched a new push to make the country an international leader in sustainable aviation. “With a joint effort by industry, science,…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment, Smart cities September 15, 2022

How cities can fight climate change

Deepa Padmanaban Urban activities — think construction, transportation, heating, cooling and more — are major sources of greenhouse-gas emissions. Today, a growing number of cities…


Climate Change, Renewables, Wind September 12, 2022

New report finds global offshore wind project pipeline doubles over last 12 months

RenewableUK’s latest EnergyPulse market intelligence data report shows that the global pipeline of offshore wind projects has almost doubled over the past twelve months, from…


Green Tech, Power to X, Renewables September 8, 2022

Here comes one of the world’s first solar-powered vehicles

Electric vehicles are gaining ground worldwide as efforts are underway to reduce the vast carbon footprint of transportation. However, EVs are only as green as…


Climate Change September 5, 2022

Stormwater Ponds Are Carbon Sources, Not Sinks

New research from Florida tracks carbon dioxide and methane emissions from human-created waterways. With sand and muck trickling out of her equipment and ferocious Floridian…


Nature & Environment September 1, 2022

Virginia governor rolls back plastics phase-out, seeking to court recycling

At first whiff, Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order centered on curbing food waste and boosting recycling across Virginia might pass an environmentalist’s sniff test….


Nuclear August 29, 2022

Big problems with small nuclear reactor proposals for Montana

Politicians and investor-owned utilities are now proposing small nuclear reactors in Montana to replace the old coal-fired power plants at Colstrip. For the last 44…


Climate Change August 25, 2022

Exclusive: Influential UK net-zero sceptics funded by US oil ‘dark money’

Net Zero Watch says it won’t take cash from fossil fuel investors – but we discovered a funder with millions in oil An influential Tory-linked…


Fossil Fuels, Power to X, Renewables August 22, 2022

Is REPowerEU the right energy policy recipe to move away from Russian gas?

The recipe for independence from Russian gas is the acceleration of the clean energy transition; its success depends on the use of the right ingredients,…


Policy & Strategy August 18, 2022

What do China’s gigantic wind and solar bases mean for its climate goals?

China is set to add at least 570 gigawatts (GW) of wind and solar power in the 14th five-year plan (FYP) period (2021–25), more than…


Climate Change, Renewables August 15, 2022

This is how halving the US’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 can be done

The United States has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by half within a decade in what is to be a massive task, yet…


Green Tech, Renewables, Smart cities August 11, 2022

German govt welcomes new EU renewables & efficiency targets but struggles with 2035 car ban

European energy ministers have agreed on reaching a share of 40 percent renewables in the EU’s energy mix by 2030, thus increasing the previous 32-percent target and…


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