The climate impact of short car journeys is massive. Rebecca Currier explains what these toxic little trips mean for shrinking ice caps and marine wildlife.
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Category: Channel: Climate & Energy
News: Solar and wind now cheapest for 2 in 3 people worldwide
News: Solar PV and onshore wind are now the cheapest new energy sources for two-thirds of the global population — their scale-up puts coal and gas at risk.
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Guest Blog: Carbon Positivity Through Product Design
If carbon neutral is no longer enough, Marcus von Euler investigates how carbon-positive design can help integrate clean energy into everyday devices.
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News: Clean microgrids market to hit $350bn by 2040
News: Exponential global growth forecast for clean microgrids, with a market worth $350bn in 2040 electrifying everything from mines and farms to transport.
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Guest Blog: Are utilities ready for vehicle-to-grid?
As countries target Net-Zero by 2050 or earlier, electricity systems need help from vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology. Adam Pigott asks: Are utilities ready?
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News: Hydrogen can clean up by 2050
News: Clean hydrogen could help tackle the toughest global greenhouse-gas emissions by 2050, but only if net-zero policies and goals are put in place.
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News: World first for solar in Lithuania
News: Lithuania claims world first in renewable power generation with launch of a remote solar energy consumer model by Sun Investment Group.
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COP26: The show must go on…
The last climate talks in Madrid were a flop. So, with COP26 coming to Glasgow in 2020, what should UK businesses do to plan and prepare for the best?
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Formula E: Slipstream of the electric dream
Formula E has added both new automaker teams and more major global brands for the season set to start – what does this say about the EVs market worldwide?
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Hydrogen: A rising balloon, or bursting bubble?
Is the time now finally right for the hydrogen economy to go mainstream in planes, trains, automobiles and homes, to help hasten our exit from fossil fuels?
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