It Was a Big Week for Weird Little EVs
Morgan's first EV aims to get about 100 miles on a charge
EU lawmakers agree to exit energy treaty over climate fears
The 1994 treaty has at times penalized investors for not investing in fossil fuels.
Temperature rise in the Tropics March 2024
The rise in temperature threatens to cause widespread loss of life of
The Federal Government is Electrifying All New Buildings — States and Cities Should Follow Suit
"The Clean Energy for Federal Buildings rule requires a 90% reduction in
Ranked: The 15 Countries With the Most Solar Power Installed
The Asia-Pacific region is leading the solar energy transition as of 2023.
US grid adds batteries at 10x the rate of natural gas in first half of 2024
20 GW of new capacity was added in the first half of this year, and solar accounts for 60 percent of it.
Most climate policies do little to prevent climate change
Many policies fail because they are too specifically targeted. One tool that seems highly effective is outright bans.
Best-case scenario for climate change is now 1.6°C of warming
Bringing temperatures back to 1.5°C later in the century would require actively removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
U.S. Solar, Energy Efficiency Tax Credits ‘More Popular than Expected’ While Manufacturing Investment Lags
U.S. households claimed more than US$8 billion in tax credits last year under Inflation Reduction Act.
The Future of Clean Manufacturing according to the DOE’s Industrial Demonstrations Program
With $6 billion in funding, the IDP is the third-largest program funded by OCED, which manages a portfolio of about $26 billion from the BIL and IRA.
China To Set 70 New Standards For Emissions Reductions And Carbon Capture
In addition, China has set a goal of creating 100 pilot programs for carbon emission management by 2025.
10 U.S. States Aim to Increase Connectivity, Boost Reliability
Ten states across the U.S. Northeast have signed an agreement to improve electric grid infrastructure across the region.
Turkey Imposes A Carbon Tax On Shipping
This is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality in coastal regions.
Vancouver Rolls Back Bylaw Restricting Gas Heat in New Buildings
The 6-5 vote on the bylaw amendment “restores the option for new home construction to use natural gas for heating and hot water”.
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