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BMW Hydrogen 7 (E68), aufgenommen in Berlin, mit dem Brandenburger Tor im Hintergrund Christian Schütt at de.wikipedia

News & Comments, Power to X, Renewables December 9, 2020

Power-to-X: Germany’s search for green fuels

Germany wants to take a leading role worldwide in the production, transport and use of green hydrogen as an energy source, also known as Power-to-X…


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Climate Change, News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability December 7, 2020

Without sustainable cities, global development goals will fail

Cities have been the epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic, with little discrimination between more and less developed urban environments. More than 95 per cent of…


Nuclear powerplant in Belgium Photo by Frédéric Paulussen on Unsplash

News & Comments, Nuclear, Sustainability December 4, 2020

Putting science back into the nuclear debate

As someone that has spent her entire career defending evidence-based science, I am dismayed that too often the scientific facts around the health effects of…


Innovation, News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability December 2, 2020

Smart concrete could pave the way for high-tech, cost-effective roads

Luna Lu, Purdue University and Vishal Saravade, Purdue University Every day, Americans travel on roads, bridges and highways without considering the safety or reliability of…


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Climate Change, Nature & Environment, News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability November 27, 2020

Scientists honing new ways to measure a city’s carbon footprint

Boston may be emerging as a model for how scientists and the public can better quantify and understand their city’s carbon dioxide emissions. Millions of…


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Green Tech, Innovation, News & Comments, Renewables November 25, 2020

Virtual Power Plants Could Help Solve Our Energy Needs. But What Are They?

Building a greener, more resilient grid will be essential in the coming decades if we want to slow the pace of climate change and cope with…


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News & Comments, Power to X November 23, 2020

1.4 MW Power-To-X Project Underway

Hydrogen will be stored for later use The Dutch energy company Alliander has chosen Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) to supply the electrolyzers for a large-scale…


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News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability November 20, 2020

EU unveils Renovation Wave Strategy to improve buildings’ energy performance

Published October 16, 2020 Author Balkan Green Energy News The European Commission has published a Renovation Wave Strategy aimed at improving the energy performance of buildings, in what…


President of the United States Joe Biden photo by Gage Skidmore

Climate Change, News & Comments, Policy & Strategy November 18, 2020

Biden’s election is good news for the climate. But what comes next?

Few images captured the mood of climate activists last week more vividly than a video posted to Twitter of Christiana Figueres, one of the architects…


Visualisation of eMethanol Facility

News & Comments, Power to X, Renewables November 16, 2020

Integrated power-to-fuel project underway in Europe

The Power-to-Fuel project, led by Liquid Wind (Gothenburg, Sweden; www.liquidwind.se), will establish commercial-scale renewable fuel facilities. The Consortium (consisting of Axpo, COWI, Carbon Clean Solutions, Haldor…


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Climate Change, News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability November 13, 2020

Energy-efficient building renovation: a Franco-German challenge

To achieve climate neutrality by 2050, the question of renovating buildings to be more energy-efficient is of crucial importance. More than ever before, it is…


Carbon capture technology used at a coal mine in 2014. Provided by Peabody Energy

CCS, News & Comments November 11, 2020

CCS and CCU among low-carbon technologies to be developed and tested at scale over the next decade

Brussels, 17 September 2020 – The European Commission presented their plan to increase the EU’s 2030 target for emission reduction to at least 55%, up from…


Natural Gas, News & Comments, Power to X November 10, 2020

HYFLEXPOWER: The world’s first integrated power-to-X-to-power hydrogen gas turbine demonstrator

– Green hydrogen project launched in May 2020 – Decarbonizing a paper factory by modernizing an existing combined heat and power plant in France With…


Deforestation is among the human activities which threaten to lead to another, more deadly pandemic, scientists say. (Photo: Matt Zimmerman/flickr/cc)

Nature & Environment, News & Comments November 6, 2020

Without ‘Transformative Change’ to Global Economic Systems, Humans Risk Causing More Deadly Pandemics

“There is a single species that is responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic—us,” write the authors, who have previously published planetary status reports from IPBES. “As…


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News & Comments, Smart cities, Sustainability November 5, 2020

Doughnut cities

There is no place in the world where all residents share the same level of prosperity, or where this prosperity has been achieved in a…


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Natural Gas, News & Comments, Power to X, Renewables November 3, 2020

A power-to-gas system integrating co-electrolysis and methanation

Researchers in Italy extensively analyzed four different configurations of their proposed system to assess its potential, including under non-optimal, ‘off-design’ conditions and concluded that, for…


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What Joe Biden’s US election victory means for climate change

Joe Biden’s US election victory has been hailed as a significant turning point in US policy on everything from racial injustice to the Covid-19 pandemic. But there are few areas where the president-elect differs from his predecessor more than climate change, a topic that…

Articles Climate Change

Warmer climate and Arctic sea ice in a veritable suicide pact

Their ‘death spiral’ is a vicious melting-warming feedback, leading to more melting of snow and ice and still more warming, an ongoing cycle. Think of it as a suicide pact on ice – global warming and Arctic sea ice in…

Articles Biomass

Are forests the new coal? Global alarm sounds as biomass burning surges

The forest biomass industry is sprawling and spreading globally — rapidly growing in size, scale, revenue, and political influence — even as forest ecologists and climatologists warn that the industry is putting the planet’s temperate and tropical forests at risk,…

Articles Nature & Environment

The plastic myth and the misunderstood triangle

Of all the plastic we’ve ever produced, only 9% has been recycled. So what happened to all that plastic you’ve put in the recycling bin over the years? Hands up if you grew up thinking that recycling plastic waste is…

Articles Power to X Renewables

Hydrogen: where is low-carbon fuel most useful for decarbonisation?

Is hydrogen the lifeblood of a low-carbon future, or an overhyped distraction from real solutions? One thing is certain – the coal, oil and natural gas which currently power much of daily life must be phased out within coming decades.…

Articles Nature & Environment

Wildfires’ toxic air leaves damage long after the smoke clears

When researchers arrived in this town tucked in the Northern Rockies three years ago, they could still smell the smoke a day after it cleared from devastating wildfires. Their plan was to chart how long it took for people to…

Articles Climate Change

Climate literacy is essential for effective change

We need to make it easier to understand basic climate science and emissions reductions. We know less than we think we know about climate. And we know even less than that about our carbon footprint. This doesn’t mean we’re all idiots.…

Articles Climate Change Green Tech Sustainability

China’s new carbon neutrality pledge: what next?

Experts react to President Xi’s statement that China will up its climate ambition by striving for carbon neutrality by 2060. In a virtual address to the 75th UN General Assembly on 22 September, Chinese President Xi Jinping said China would…

Articles Innovation Policy & Strategy

Ring out the old, ring in the new

Now is the time to plant the seeds of innovation. The pandemic has been too global and too prolonged to be considered just one of those temporary situations. Better to forget the let’s-get-back-to-2019 prayers. They are filled with hopes of…

Articles Coal Renewables

The green and the black

As the profound global impact of Covid-19 continues to unfold, those whose job it is to forecast the future have had to scramble for their calculators. This has proved just as true for the widely cited projections of global energy…

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Grand Bayou, LA. At one time, it was a lively community of close-knit families, until they were forced to leave. ©2020. Garde Voir Ci magazine. Nicholls State University Department of Mass Communication.
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World Rainforest Day

Rainforests cover only 2 percent of the planet’s surface area but are responsible for more than 25% of all Western medicine and house more than 50% of the world’s plant and animal species.
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