One World – One Environment – One Network
Electricity providers have a simple way of encouraging households and companies to procure power from sustainable sources. This can help lower CO2 emissions. Private households, but also self-employed people and SMEs, are more likely...
Denmark has announced a landmark agreement on the construction of an energy hub in the North Sea, an artificially constructed island 80 kilometers from the shore. Fully implemented it will be able to cover the...
As the call to abandon fossil fuels gains pace, scientists in Switzerland are looking into the production of synthetic methane. A fresh inflow of funds is now driving pilot projects in the energy sector....
Renewable energy is set to grow big time in Vietnam: renewable energy unrelated to hydropower will grow 22.4 per cent between 2019 and 2030, according to a new GlobalData report. Entitled “Vietnam Power Market...
UK green utility Ecotricity has launched the world’s first ‘vegan electricity’, an energy label that guarantees no animal by-products were used to make the electricity. According to UK utility Ecotricity, millions of ethical consumers...
A new study compared the environmental impacts of the different types of renewable energy. Hydropower was found to do the most damage. “We know that burning fossil fuels is damaging the environment and warming...
The Danish company DONG Energy is changing its name to Ørsted to reflect its strategic transformation from black to green energy. It divested its upstream oil and gas business last week. DONG Energy announced...
Cities around the world are setting goals to curb climate change. Oftentimes these exceed national targets set by the Paris Agreement, causing tensions with central governments. More than 2,500 cities worldwide have formally issued...
Researchers in the US are using bacteria to breakdown tomato waste and transform it into electricity. The new “tomato battery” could generate enough electricity to power the entire Disney World complex in Florida for...
African countries south of the Sahara are losing the energy supply race. As a recently published report explains, it could end up the only region in the world in which the number of people...
Scientists from the NewClimate Institute predict that nearly one million new green jobs will be created in China, the US and the European Union by 2030 if the regions pursue their current pledges to...
