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Why Microsoft is a company to watch on climate policy

GreenBiz

The technology giant could play an important role in upcoming policies, but it has some baggage to handle first.

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MAKING THE BREAKTHROUGH Green hydrogen policies and technology costs | IRENA

Energy Central

MAKING THE BREAKTHROUGH Green hydrogen policies and technology costs | IRENA Turning green hydrogen from a niche player into a widespread energy carrier calls for an integrated policy approach to build the market. This rests on four central pillars: National hydrogen strategies.

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European Hydrogen Policy Landscape

Energy Central

European Hydrogen Policy Landscape The EHO database covers a total of 29 EU policies and legislations that directly or indirectly affect the development and deployment of hydrogen technologies.

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Powering the Future: How Energy Policy Shapes the Future of Green Technology

U.S. Green Technology

From Incentives to Innovation, How Government Decisions Can Drive the Transition to Renewable Energy and a Sustainable Future Energy policy plays a critical role in shaping the future of green technology. The post Powering the Future: How Energy Policy Shapes the Future of Green Technology appeared first on U.S.

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New ADEPT president launches climate change policy position

Envirotec Magazine

Mark Kemp, the new President of the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport (ADEPT), has launched the group’s new Climate Change and Green Growth policy position. Climate change and green growth must be the key drivers across these policy areas.

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UK Government Holds its Nerve on Heat Pumps as Clean Heat Policy Confirmed

DeSmogBlog

Experts see the policy as essential to tackle emissions from the UK’s carbon intensive homes, which account for 1 5 percent of greenhouse gases nationwide. The policy mandates that in the first year of the scheme, four percent of heating manufacturers’ sales should be from heat pumps, or they risk a fine.

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Green day unravelled: Pundits respond to policy package

Envirotec Magazine

An apocalyptic “meh” seemed to greet the government’s bumper package of energy- and climate-related policy announcements and documents released on 30 March, which appeared short on new ideas and sources of funding. A central plank was the policy paper “Powering Up Britain” , which presented plans for tackling energy security and net zero.

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