Tagged Legal

Boundary conditions

By [Energy Central] Rafael Herzberg Boundary conditions One of the most important challenges – when trying to find solutions in the energy area for a specific case – is to map out the constraints that need to be respected. And, as a rule, there is a (long) list of them. They involve financial, legal, technical,…

America’s first US-built electric mini-truck begins street-legal homologation

The AYRO Vanish has grabbed headlines over the past year as it rolls ever closer to production at AYRO’s Texas factory. Now the electric mini-truck’s final step ahead of manufacturing has begun as the Vanish starts street-legal homologation. more… The post America’s first US-built electric mini-truck begins street-legal homologation appeared first on Electrek.Brought to you…

Induction Cooktops

By [Energy Central] Sandy Lawrence Canary Media: “How do induction stoves actually work?” Induction stoves are climate-change-fighting machines, which help pitch fossil fuels out the saloon door. “Healthier to use than gas stoves and up to three times more efficient (as well as up to 10% more efficient than traditional electric resistance stoves), according to…

The Rundown: Anti-Mob Laws to Prosecute Fossils, Kudos for Calgary, 113M Climate Refugees, Orcas Fight Back, and a Climate Dictionary

By [Energy Central] Mitchell Beer The world’s biggest fossil producers were selling assets to meet their climate goals but letting their emissions rise, a study said fossils owed $209 billion per year in reparations, and New Jersey turned to anti-mobster laws to prosecute fossil companies. Climate risk to species around the world was rising abruptly,…

Criminal cases for killing eagles decline as wind turbine dangers grow

By National Wind Watch Criminal cases brought by U.S. wildlife officials for killing or harming protected bald and golden eagles dropped sharply in recent years, even as officials ramped up issuing permits that will allow wind energy companies to kill thousands of eagles without legal consequence. The falloff in enforcement of eagle protection laws –…

EU Parliament delays renewable energy vote after late backlash

By [Energy Central] German Toro Ghio The EU needs help to pass a law requiring 42.5% of its energy from renewables by 2030. Some countries, including France, have yet to support the proposal. REUTERS BY KATE ABNETT/EDITING BY GERMÁN & CO BRUSSELS, May 22 (Reuters) – The European Parliament has delayed a planned vote to…

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