GreenBiz

AUGUST 13, 2020

It forged the steel and glass in your car, and it also cooked the aluminum, plastic and silicon in the very screen on which you may be reading these words. . To transform basic inputs into stuff we need, manufacturers constantly heat (and cool) minerals, ores and other raw materials to extreme temperatures. The urgency is growing.

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Aviation Carbon Natural gas Cooling 438

Business Green

AUGUST 14, 2020

It forged the steel and glass in your car, and it also cooked the aluminum, plastic and silicon in the very screen on which you may be reading these words. To transform basic inputs into stuff we need, manufacturers constantly heat (and cool) minerals, ores and other raw materials to extreme temperatures. The urgency is growing.

Aviation 92

Aviation Carbon Natural gas Cooling 92

GreenTechMedia

SEPTEMBER 30, 2020

They began by summing all the emissions released at power plants to keep buildings cool and electricity flowing to wall outlets. “We are building with materials that we chased out of our food system three decades ago,” he said, referencing building materials made of foams and plastics, derived from hydrocarbons.

Carbon 130

Carbon Law Waste Waste 130

Grist

AUGUST 4, 2021

A blue cooler lies open on the ground, filled to the brim with neatly stacked plastic vials. “I It’s quiet, dark, and cool, even on a summer day. In the spring, as the sun beams down and melts snow and ice elsewhere, hemlock preserve circles of snow at their trunks, which leech slowly into nearby streams and creeks and keeps them cool.

Carbon 144

Carbon Climate change Cooling Soil 144

Climate Tech VC

OCTOBER 12, 2023

Pulling heat from the subsurface of the earth has been a proven method for powering the cooling and heating of buildings for ~70 years. He realized that O&G technology can be reengineered and redesigned for geothermal direct-use heating and cooling for buildings. Geothermal energy is climate tech but it isn’t new tech.

Building Energy Monitoring 69

Building Energy Monitoring Business Energy Monitoring Home Energy Monitoring Energy Monitor 69

Green Business Bureau

AUGUST 22, 2022

Using remote sensors to detect temperature imbalances, smart thermostats can achieve an even heating and cooling throughout your home as well as turn off the HVAC when you’re away, saving on energy and money. energy use is roughly the same as it was in 2000 despite a 30% boost in economic growth.

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Home Energy Monitoring Building Energy Monitoring Sustainability Energy Monitor 167