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Institute of Physics awards ‘revolutionary’ waste heat-to-electricity technology

Envirotec Magazine

Founded in 2016 by Yorkshire-born designer Jon Fenton, FeTu has grown to a team of 15, securing over 12m in sponsorship, investment and grants. The award celebrates FeTus success in translating physics research into a viable commercial enterprise with a product that the IOP judges described as a revolutionary heat engine.

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ComEd: From 837 Solar Installations in 2016 to 49,000 Today

Solar Industry

This figure is a massive increase from 837 rooftop solar systems connected to the ComEd grid in 2016, reflecting an annual growth rate of 53%. Photo source The post ComEd: From 837 Solar Installations in 2016 to 49,000 Today appeared first on Solar Industry.

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Community solar’s star is on the rise

GreenBiz

The community solar market had a record year in 2020, accounting for 37 percent of annual non-residential solar capacity — up from just 13 percent in 2016.

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Just 57 producers account for 80% of all fossil fuel and cement emissions since 2016

Renew Economy

The post Just 57 producers account for 80% of all fossil fuel and cement emissions since 2016 appeared first on RenewEconomy. Report finds just 57 companies and nation states responsible for generating 80% of the world’s fossil and cement emissions over past seven years.

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How Japan is becoming a responsible investment success story

GreenBiz

Japan's big increase in sustainable investment assets from 2016 to 2020 means it accounts for 8 percent of the $35.3 trillion from the five major markets of Europe, the United States, Canada, Australasia and Japan.

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Assets from an EV manufacturer available at auction—testing and manufacturing equipment, 3D printers and more

Charged

Source: Maynards Group

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Poor building standards add £1,000 to energy bills of new homes, analysis finds

The Guardian: Energy

About 5bn more spent than if rules for low-carbon new-builds had not been scrapped in 2016, ECIU thinktank finds People living in newly built homes are being hit with energy bills that are nearly 1,000 a year higher than need be because of the poor standards to which they have been constructed. Continue reading.

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