By FORESIGHT Contributor Jan Rosenow of the Regulatory Assistance Project explains how the criteria for energy performance certificates are out of step with heat decarbonisationIn 2014, we bought an old Victorian house in Oxford, UK, well aware it needed major renovation work. Our energy performance certificate (EPC), which shows the energy performance of a building,…
By Ben Schultz Exxon being held accountable? It seems so…The New York Supreme Court is bringing out the big guns to prosecute Exxon for misleading shareholders about the financial risks it faces from climate change. Click headline for full article Read Full Article Here For more great articles: The Energy Collective – The world’s best…
By Energy Innovation Several major utilities in the U.S. Southeast have recently announced goals to reach low- or zero -carbon status. But you won’t exactly get whiplash trying to keep up with a wave of immediate fossil fuel shutdowns following these commitments.The targets from utilities like Southern Company and Duke Energy stretch out three decades…
By [email protected] Calls for the financial system to wake up to the looming threat of climate change are growing louder by the day. Those calls have been coming most clearly from the Bank of England under Governor Mark Carney, who last week warned the treasury committee of global finance’s role in driving the climate crisis….
By ENN Contributor WRITTEN BYDavid ThillPHOTO BYLloyd DeGrane / for the Energy News NetworkA building manager at a previous apartment had been reluctant to let Neda Deylami plug in the Nissan Leaf she drove at the time. Now Deylami uses a standard, 120-volt wall outlet in a parking garage to charge her Tesla, which she’s…
By WPED Staff The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) is calling on governments across the world to refrain from introducing trade barriers which impact wind turbine equipment and to ensure an open investment climate for companies financing the global energy transition. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), investment in renewables needs to…
By Joel Stronberg Climate, Politics/Capitol Light©, is a service of The JBS Group and Civil Notion October 18, 2019 In the midst of it all, Senate Democrats forced a vote on their resolution to deny the administration its Affordable Clean Energy rule (ACE). The resolution called for striking down ACE and reinstating Obama’s Clean Power…
By John Benson Tesla has received the official government approval to start Model 3 production at Gigafactory 3 in China, which was rumored to start this week. Go through linkk below for more information.Tesla gets govt green light to start Model 3 production at… Click headline for full article Read Full Article Here For more…
By Catherine Luthin Our team is actively advising clients on the Climate Mobilization Act (CMA) and its implications for their organizations. In case you weren’t aware I wanted to share the following information.The CMA sets carbon reduction requirements for New York City buildings. Limitations begin in 2024 with potential penalties beginning in 2025.What Do You…
By Ben Schultz One hundred investors, totaling a staggering $5.9 trillion, have aimed to divest 15.6% of their oil and gas portfolios over the coming decade. Click headline for full article Read Full Article Here For more great articles: The Energy Collective – The world’s best thinkers on energy & climate
By Daniel Baruch As the Chinese economy continues to move toward center stage in the global economy, many investors are looking for signals or insights into the overall health of the Chinese economy, as well as the ripple effect on larger global markets. We explore how this vital economic supply and demand indicator can provide…
By FORESIGHT Contributor A recent World Bank study reveals global carbon revenues are rising sharply, but only around 42% are used for environmental projects. It shows European and American citizens prefer their governments to spend carbon revenues on low-carbon initiatives, so why is political will lagging behind asks Susanne Dyrbøl from Rockwool GroupIncreased attention to…
By Giles Parkinson ACT climate change minister Shane Rattenbury outlines the territory’s zero emissions strategy for transport, starting with the government fleet. The post The Driven Podcast: Leading the charge to electric transport appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
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By [email protected] Last week, Pacific Gas & Electric, intentionally cut the power off to 800,000 electricity customers in Northern California — affecting roughly 2 million people — in an attempt to avoid sparking another potentially deadly wildfire. Classes were canceled, businesses closed, food spoiled and people who rely on medical devices started to panic. There…