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Fossil Fuels, News & Comments, Renewables March 8, 2019

China’s CO2 emissions surged in 2018 despite clean energy gains

China’s CO2 emissions grew by approximately 3% last year, the largest rise since at least 2013, and all but ensuring global CO2 emissions also increased last year,…


Climate Change, News & Comments March 5, 2019

'Mass Invasion': Russian Islands in State of Emergency as Hotter Planet Drives Polar Bears to Hunger

Since December, residents of the Novaya Zemlya archipelago have spotted more than 50 bears, who are “chasing people and entering residential buildings” As human activity…


News & Comments, Renewables March 1, 2019

New statistics point to renewables playing a role in load-shedding mitigation

Newly released statistics on the performance of South Africa’s small, but expanding, renewable-energy fleet point to a positive contribution from the country’s wind and solar plants during those hours…


News & Comments, Renewables February 26, 2019

South African renewables may be boosted by plan to privatize utility

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a plan to rescue state-owned power company Eskom by separating it into three units. According to consultants Frost & Sullivan,…


Nature & Environment February 22, 2019

Plastic is a global problem. It’s also a global opportunity

Plastic: a most versatile and ubiquitous material, it is difficult to imagine life without it. Despite the growth it has enjoyed for decades, the detriment…


Nuclear February 19, 2019

Japan’s nuclear rethink could derail UK energy plans

The planned nuclear power plant in Wales is looking increasingly precarious Update: Reports in the Japanese press claim Hitachi is set to suspend all work on Wylfa,…


Climate Change February 15, 2019

Lessons from Cyclone Gaja: how to limit the impact of extreme weather in developing countries

Taking up almost the entire southern tip of India, Tamil Nadu is the country’s second-largest economy. Its delta region is considered to be the “rice…


Renewables February 12, 2019

How Minnesota could economically reach 70 percent renewable electricity

A November report suggests overbuilding wind and solar capacity could be cheaper than energy storage. A recent report from Minnesota pollution regulators shows the state…


Nature & Environment February 8, 2019

As Drought Increases, Wyoming Pursues Dams And Cloud Seeding Projects

Drought conditions are becoming more common across the West, and Wyoming lawmakers are looking at some ideas for how to conserve and replenish water resources….


Natural Gas February 5, 2019

How to make the liquefied natural gas industry more sustainable

The recently announced $40 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in northern British Columbia represents the single largest private sector investment in Canadian history. And…


News & Comments February 1, 2019

How to future-proof India’s economy

Steady and resilient growth performance by multiple Asian economies has led to the centre of gravity of global geopolitics shifting towards Asia. Amid the changing…


News & Comments, Nuclear January 30, 2019

Nuclear Energy in the U.S.: Recent Plant Closures and Policy Decisions

Aging nuclear plants that cannot compete with low-cost energy sources are closing around the country. In some cases, states are subsidizing them in a bid…


News & Comments, Policy & Strategy January 25, 2019

Bitcoin’s high energy consumption is a concern – but it may be a price worth paying

Steven Huckle, University of Sussex Bitcoin recently turned ten years old. In that time, it has proved revolutionary because it ignores the need for modern…


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