Arquivo da tag: Germany

Security, affordability and a healthy planet top future priorities of young Europeans – survey

Publicado em 01/11/2023 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Carolina Kyllmann, Clean Energy Wire 31 Oct 2023 Security and affordability is the top priority for the future young Europeans want, followed by a liveable planet and social justice, according to the Next Generations Study 2023 survey by the Allianz Foundation. 71 percent … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em Climate, Climate Change, climate crisis, Economia Verde-Green Economy, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Impacts, Environmental researchs, European Union, Germany, Green Economics, green energy, insurance, Insurance and Sustainability, low carbon economy, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com Allianz Foundation, Europe, Germany, Greece, healthy planet, Italy, low carbon transition, Poland, social justice, sustainability, UK | Deixe um comentário

Germany, G7 launch ‘Global Shield’ climate finance at COP27

Publicado em 18/11/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

The initiative aims to get cash quickly to communities in low-income countries struck by climate disaster. But critics call it a “distraction” from a real loss and damage fund. By Jennifer Collins, DW Germany will provide €170 million ($172 million) … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em Climate, Climate and Finance, Climate Change, climate crisis, climate risk, Climate risk and Financial risk, Climate Risk Insurance, COP27 Sharm-El-Sheikh, Egito 2022, G7, Germany, insurance, Insurance and Sustainability, low carbon economy, Sustainability, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, V20 | Marcado com climate disasters, Climate Finance, climate impacts, climate vulnerable nations, climatic risk, climatic risk insurance, COP27, COP27 Sharm El-Sheikh Egypt, G7, Germany, Global Shield insurance initiative, insurance, V20 | Deixe um comentário

Germany wants to support Brazil’s just transition “beyond energy sector” – dev minister

Publicado em 17/11/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Carolina Kyllmann, from Clean Energy Wire / Reuters Germany hopes to start a partnership with the new Brazilian government that addresses the socio-ecological transformation of the country’s national economy as a whole, development minister Svenja Schulze said. Following the victory … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em Amazon forest, Biodiversity, bioenergy, biofuel, blue hydrogen, Brazil, Climate, Climate and Finance, Climate Change, climate risk, COP27 Sharm-El-Sheikh, Egito 2022, Energy, energy transition, Environment Governance, Environmental Awareness, Environmental journalism, green energy, low carbon economy, Lula, Renewable Energy, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com Amazon forest, Brazil, COP27, COP27 Sharm El-Sheikh Egypt, energy transition, Germany, green hydrogen economy, Lula, sustainable agriculture | Deixe um comentário

Carbon farming explained: the pros, the cons and the EU’s plans

Publicado em 14/07/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Kerstine Appunn, Clean Energy Wire Climate neutrality forces all parts of the economy to cut emissions to near-zero, and to capture remaining greenhouse gases in natural sinks, or using technical removal. Reducing the carbon footprint of industry, electricity generation, … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em agricultural systems, Carbon, Carbon farming, Climate, Climate Change, CO2, Environmental researchs, Environmental Technology, Europa, Germany, GHG, ghg emissions, Green Economics, Greenhouse Gases, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com Agricultural Soil Inventory, agricultural systems, agroforestry systems, Carbon farming, carbon storage, climate emergency, climate neutrality, CO2, European Commission, Germany, GHG, greenhouse gas, soil carbon, sustainable carbon cycles | Deixe um comentário

Specialist for Biogas at the IFAT in Munich

Publicado em 13/05/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

Weltec Biopower to showcase solutions for generating energy from wastewater and organic waste At this year‘s IFAT, the world‘s leading trade fair for environmental technologies in Munich, Germany, Weltec Biopower will present its efficient digestion procedure for the industry and … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em bioenergy, biofuel, biogas plant, Energy, energy market, energy transition, enterprises, Germany, green energy, IFAT, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, Waste to energy | Marcado com bioenergy, biofuel, biogas, biogas plant, energy market, energy transition, Germany, IFAT, low carbon, Munich, organic waste, waste to energy, wastewater, Weltec Biopower | Deixe um comentário

The Case for the EU Cutting Off Its Russian Gas Supply Now

Publicado em 25/02/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Gernot Wagner, Risky Climate column for Bloomberg Green The long buildup to yesterday’s Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted lots of hand-wringing about Europe’s energy security and what would happen if Russia were to suddenly turn off gas exports … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em Energy, energy market, energy transition, enterprises, entreprise, Environment Governance, Europa, European Union, Germany, global crisis, global economic crisis, low carbon economy, Rússia, Scenario analysis International, Sustainable Cities, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, Ucraine | Marcado com energy market, ENTSOG, EU, European Union, Germany, Nord Stream, Russia, Russian Gas, Ukraine | Deixe um comentário

Germany’s new climate ‘super minister’ Habeck must ignite energy transition booster

Publicado em 10/01/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

As Germany’s first climate “super minister”, Green politician Robert Habeck will play a key role in fulfilling the future government’s promise to get the country on a path compatible with the 1.5°C global warming limit. The widely popular party co-leader … Continuar lendo →

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COP26 can put “moral pressure” on govts to reduce emissions – climate scientist

Publicado em 05/11/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

The 26th UN climate change conference in Glasgow is a necessary instrument to put “moral pressure” on world governments to commit to more climate action, Stefan Rahmstorf, scientist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), told Clean Energy … Continuar lendo →

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Car of the future must be climate neutral ‘smartphone on wheels’

Publicado em 12/02/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Charlotte Nijhuis, Clean Energy Wire / Süddeutsche Zeitung To reach Germany’s climate goals the car industry needs to undergo a significant transformation, German president Frank-Walter Steinmeier said during a summit titled “Industry and climate action using the example of the automotive … Continuar lendo →

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Germany’s green energy account slips into the red as power prices tumble

Publicado em 13/07/2020 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

From Clean Energy Wire / Energate Messenger @cleanenergywire Germany’s green energy fund has slipped into the red for the first time since 2013, data compiled by the country’s transmission grid operators shows. The account, which finances the expansion of renewable energy sources and is … Continuar lendo →