Renewable Energy World

JUNE 29, 2021

Since 2011, annual global energy transition investment (renewable energy, CCS, electrified transport, hydrogen, electrified heat, energy storage) has almost doubled, from $290b to $501b. After renewable energy, transport, followed by green buildings, waste, water, biodiversity conservation, and adaptation, comprise other areas for proceeds.

Investment 121

Investment Pollution Government Energy 121

Renewable Energy World

MARCH 4, 2021

North Sea wind installations could produce enough clean electricity and hydrogen to replace the coal-fired smokestacks. The Arctic sea ice, a driver of climate stability and biodiversity on this planet, might be preserved for future generations. Imagine if industrial complexes on six continents followed the Port’s lead.

Climate change 63

Climate change Carbon-negative Carbon Electric vehicle 63

Business Green

MARCH 31, 2023

Businesses leaders urge EU committees to champion Nature Restoration Law An alliance of 12 major business networks is this week urging key European Parliament committees to support and strengthen a proposed Nature Restoration Law, which if passed would set out legally binding goals for restoring ecosystems and biodiversity.

Government 41

Government Aviation Law Fossil fuels 41

Green Market Oracle

OCTOBER 25, 2020

Cornell University Score 82.14 | Ithaca, New York In March 2020, Cornell saw 100 percent of its campus power needs met by solar, hydropower, and other renewable energy projects. The past year saw another solar installation and a new wind power project go online.

Cooling 52

Cooling Carbon-neutral Carbon-negative Sustainability 52

Business Green

MARCH 4, 2022

Writing in a Twitter thread , NGO China Dialogue said the update from the agency also highlighted how it intended to provide "active support" for the further development of hydro, solar and wind power, and the development of transmission links between provinces.

Health 36

Health Biodiversity Fossil fuels Resilience 36

Mr. Sustainability

JUNE 27, 2020

Renewables include bio-energy, geothermal, hydropower, ocean, solar and wind power. Most of these technologies focus on the generation of electricity, but storing energy or carbon sequestration (carbon capture and storage), as well as the production of clean hydrogen are among these. It does not end there.

Energy 78

Energy Energy Fossil fuels Investment 78