By Anders Lorenzen In the backdrop of the tragic war between Russia and Ukraine, the western Ukrainian city of Rivne is championing climate action by signing up to achieve carbon neutrality by […]
By Anders Lorenzen In the backdrop of the tragic war between Russia and Ukraine, the western Ukrainian city of Rivne is championing climate action by signing up to achieve carbon neutrality by […]
Flooding in China’s Taklamakan Desert, triggered by high temperatures, snowmelt, and heavy rainfall, has raised concerns about climate change’s impact on the region’s water security and landscape.
Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, valued at $1.71 trillion, plans large investments in renewable energy. It commits $1.01 billion to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for offshore and onshore wind, solar, and grid projects. Despite this, Norway’s oil and gas industry has not pledged to scale back extractions, drawing criticism.
Western countries pledged to stop buying Russian oil and gas after the Ukraine invasion, but Europe still heavily depends on Russian gas. Germany reduced reliance, but Austria remains the largest consumer. The UN emphasizes transitioning to clean energy.
In London, the Ashden offices feature a moss wall that improves air quality, reduces urban noise, manages water, and enhances biodiversity. A Dutch company, Respyre, offers technology to incorporate moss walls into architecture.
Denmark, a low-lying country, faces climate impacts as sea levels rise. Danes are less interested in living near water due to climate concerns. Groundwater levels are higher, causing worry among homeowners about flooding. Buyers now seek homes with flood insurance.
Ukraine plans to invest $20 billion in renewable energy to reach a 27% share by 2030. This move is in response to energy capacity loss due to the war.
Elon Musk’s shifting stance on climate change, from urgent action to downplaying the risk, raises concerns. Despite his previous understanding, his recent views seem politically motivated.
Clean Energy for America endorses Kamala Harris for president, aiming to galvanise support for clean energy candidates in crucial states.
By Anders Lorenzen Orsted, the Danish wind energy giant and the world’s largest offshore wind operator have struggled to make the inroad into the US offshore wind market they had initially hoped […]