Green Voices – Ep 3 – Mary Booth – is biomass a bad tool for tackling climate change?
In Episode 3 of Green Voices, we speak to Mary Booth from Partnership for Policy Integrity about biomass and Planet of the Humans.
Tag Archives: Renewables
IEA: Plunging energy demand will benefit renewables
Coal is to be the big COVID-19 loser.
Green Voices – Ep 1 – Ketan Joshi – Jeff Gibbs war on green energy
We discuss Planet of the Humans & renewable energy with Ketan Joshi in episode 1 of Green Voices.
Sub-Saharan African countries saw record renewables investment spike in 2018, but some hurdles remain
Sub-Saharan African countries are joining the clean energy race.
2019 – was this the year in which the climate crisis became mainstream?
Did the world get serious about the climate crisis in 2019?
Leading brewer eyes thermal energy storage system
One of Australia’s leading craft breweries is looking to a cutting edge thermal energy storage system to provide the heat required to make its beer.
COP25 host Chile ponders decarbonisation
South American country torn between coal and renewables as it prepares for December climate talks.
India: States step up policy action on renewables
As renewables continue to be the cheapest source of electricity in India, many states are framing policies to further boost the use of clean energy.
Biogas energy storage system launches at wastewater plant
A commercial thermal energy storage system that converts biogas from a wastewater treatment plant has begun operating in South Australia.
Report from Iceland, the land of fire, ice and renewables
How geothermal energy is powering Iceland.
