News: The world’s first hydrogen-powered double-decker bus has been unveiled in the city of Aberdeen, on the northeast coast of Scotland.
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Category: Topics: Climate & Energy
Standard to be set for science-based net-zero targets
News: Development begins on first science-based global standard for corporate target-setting to deliver net-zero world no later than 2050.
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$3.4 trillion to be invested in renewable energy by 2030
News: Decentralisation, decarbonisation and digitalisation will drive multi-trillion-dollar global investment in renewable energy this decade.
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Iceland marks milestone in carbon capture and storage
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.
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Former steel mill installs largest single-slope solar array in US
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.
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5 principles for a post-COVID bioeconomy
News: 20-country Biofuture Platform launches a set of 5 Principles to support short-term relief packages and post-COVID economic recovery.
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5G connectivity key to building greener economy
News: Ultrafast 5G connectivity could be critical to success in cutting carbon emissions and save the UK up to 269 megatonnes of CO2 by 2035.
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Why there is more to anaerobic digestion than just food
News: Anaerobic digestion industry calls for understanding of its potential to generate energy, support a circular economy and provide jobs.
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Guest Blog: What impact has COVID-19 had on the energy sector?
In the wake of economic disruption during lockdown, CESI analyses what impact COVID-19 has had on the energy sector, plus prospects for the next 5 years.
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Green berthing area for Port of Hamburg moors ships off-grid
News: In a boost for sustainable shipping, a new green berthing area has been built for the Port of Hamburg, using solar systems to moor vessels off-grid.
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