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Dirty Delivery: Counting the carbon cost this Black Friday

News: Online sales are set to jump 14% this Black Friday, but at what carbon cost to the environment? And how do big delivery firms stack up?

News: Carbon footprint of TV travelogue the ‘Long Way Up’ certified by The Planet Mark for epic road trip by electric motorcycle.

With clean power on the rise, CESI examines the importance of lab-testing systems for grid-integrated renewables and energy storage.

News: Multi-billion-dollar project will use digital-twin technology to help power State of New Mexico towards its carbon-neutral goals.

News: The world’s first hydrogen-powered double-decker bus has been unveiled in the city of Aberdeen, on the northeast coast of Scotland.

News: Development begins on first science-based global standard for corporate target-setting to deliver net-zero world no later than 2050.

News: Decentralisation, decarbonisation and digitalisation will drive multi-trillion-dollar global investment in renewable energy this decade.

News: Big boost for carbon capture in Iceland, as 3 top climate tech companies come together to turn 4,000 tons of CO2 a year to stone.

News: With 4,784 rooftop panels on a structure over 1/4 mile long, Mill 19 in Pittsburgh has the largest single-sloped solar array in the US.

News: 20-country Biofuture Platform launches a set of 5 Principles to support short-term relief packages and post-COVID economic recovery.