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  • Clean Energy Is Coming.  Faster! Faster!
    Energy

    Clean Energy Is Coming. Faster! Faster!

    ByAdmin January 4, 2023January 4, 2023

    This is a newsletter summary of a full IEEE Report, Renewables 2022.   As the chart shows, renewables are growing, but they need to scale faster, bigger.  Carbon pricing (and more green bank financing) would help!

    Read More Clean Energy Is Coming. Faster! Faster!Continue

  • 3 ways to claim IRA benefits for heat pumps, EVs
    Economics

    3 ways to claim IRA benefits for heat pumps, EVs

    ByAdmin January 3, 2023January 3, 2023

    On Jan. 1, middle-income households will be able to access over a half-dozen tax credits for electric stoves, cars, rooftop solar and more.  Sometime in mid-2023, lower-income households will be able to get upfront discounts on some of those same appliances. This handy online tool shows what you might be eligible for.

    Read More 3 ways to claim IRA benefits for heat pumps, EVsContinue

  • Colorado River on “Brink of Disaster”
    Climate Change

    Colorado River on “Brink of Disaster”

    ByAdmin January 3, 2023January 3, 2023

    Deep uncertainty looms over the Colorado River and the 40 million people who depend on it for their water supply. Plagued by decades of overuse and human-caused climate change, demand for the river’s water has vastly outpaced its supply. In 2023, [officials] must reduce use by 4 million acre-feet of water – 30% of what the Colorado River states have historically used.

    Read More Colorado River on “Brink of Disaster”Continue

  • Smokestacks
    Climate Change

    Emissions are growing: 2021 up slightly

    ByAdmin January 3, 2023

    from Bloomberg Green newsletter, January 3, 2023 Emissions are Growing Driving temperatures upward are record emissions of planet-warming greenhouse gases. Emissions from the burning of fossil fuels and cement production rose an estimated 1% last…

    Read More Emissions are growing: 2021 up slightlyContinue

  • A Sizzling Start To The Year!
    Climate Change

    A Sizzling Start To The Year!

    ByAdmin January 3, 2023January 3, 2023

    The last eight years are the hottest since global measurements began. If the first few days of 2023 are anything to go by, the warming trend looks set to continue. The year began with one of the most severe winter warm spells in European ….

    Scientists say temperatures may breach the Paris Agreement’s lower limit of 1.5C within a decade.

    Read More A Sizzling Start To The Year!Continue

  • Interview and report: Carbon Removal
    Technology

    Interview and report: Carbon Removal

    ByAdmin December 30, 2022December 30, 2022

    We’ve already done a fair amount of damage to our ecosystem. And even with new, clean sources of energy, we’ll need to clean up the mess we’ve already made. That’s where carbon removal comes into play. See these three 3-minute videos of startups tackling the issue.

    Read More Interview and report: Carbon RemovalContinue

  • Lowercarbon Capital Announces Fusion Fund with $250m
    Energy | Markets

    Lowercarbon Capital Announces Fusion Fund with $250m

    ByAdmin December 30, 2022December 30, 2022

    So here’s the buried lede: Earlier this year, we raised Lowercarbon Q>1, a $250m fund to advance the most promising fusion companies and accelerate the day when we can rehab our way out of this sludge-gargling addiction.

    Read More Lowercarbon Capital Announces Fusion Fund with $250mContinue

  • New IEA Report: Renewables, 2022
    Electricity

    New IEA Report: Renewables, 2022

    ByAdmin December 30, 2022

    Renewables become the largest source of global electricity generation by early 2025, surpassing coal. Their share of the power mix is forecast to increase by 10 percentage points over the forecast period, reaching 38% in 2027.

    Read More New IEA Report: Renewables, 2022Continue

  • Budget v.  Actual:  GHG Emissions2021 & Remaining Headroom for 1.5º C
    Climate Change

    Budget v. Actual: GHG Emissions2021 & Remaining Headroom for 1.5º C

    ByAdmin December 30, 2022December 25, 2022

    Greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere correlate to average global temperatures.  Pre-industrial levels of 280 ppm of CO2 meant temperatures about 1º C less than today.   The IPCC says that, if we     The…

    Read More Budget v. Actual: GHG Emissions2021 & Remaining Headroom for 1.5º CContinue

  • The road to low-carbon concrete
    Buildings

    The road to low-carbon concrete

    ByAdmin December 25, 2022December 25, 2022

    Cement and concrete production is a large contributor to greenhouse gas emissions — 8% of the total. This comprehensive report summarizes the industry’s plan to get to net zero by 2050 and reports on deployment of new technologies and new building methods.

    Read More The road to low-carbon concreteContinue

  • Floating ‘Pyramid’ Wind Turbine Will Produce More Energy at a Lower Cost
    Electricity | Technology

    Floating ‘Pyramid’ Wind Turbine Will Produce More Energy at a Lower Cost

    ByAdmin December 24, 2022December 25, 2022

    Floating turbine swaps out the single large pole for four thinner ones angled in a pyramid shape. This distributes the weight of the turbine’s pieces, allowing the structure to be lighter. Constructed in a shipyard, its towed into place.

    Read More Floating ‘Pyramid’ Wind Turbine Will Produce More Energy at a Lower CostContinue

  • Your Mail Truck Is Going Electric
    Public Policy | Transportation

    Your Mail Truck Is Going Electric

    ByAdmin December 24, 2022December 25, 2022

    United States Postal Service said it would spend nearly $10 billion to create one of the largest electric truck fleets in the nation. This is a good example of government as CUSTOMER who purchases add volume and infrastructure — which then brings down costs … making EVs more cost-effective.

    Read More Your Mail Truck Is Going ElectricContinue

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