Arquivo da tag: renewable energy

Africa Environment Outlook for Business

Publicado em 31/08/2023 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

From UN Environment Programme Africa, a continent of immense diversity and untapped potential, stands at a crucial crossroads in its pursuit of sustainable development. It grapples with formidable environmental challenges, encapsulated in the ‘Triple Planetary Crisis’ of biodiversity loss, climate … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em adaptation, Africa, Biodiversity, Climate, Climate Change, climate crisis, climate risk, Energy, energy market, energy transition, Environment Governance, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Impacts, Environmental journalism, Environmental researchs, Environmental Technology, Green Economics, green energy, low carbon economy, Natural Resources, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com Africa, africa challenges, Africa Environment Outlook AEO, africa green energy, africa investments, africa low carbon, africa sustainable development, africa ventures, low carbon, renewable energy, sustainability, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, Transition to low carbon society, UNDP | Deixe um comentário

Brazil is far from a fair energy transition in public transport, points out an unprecedented study by IEMA

Publicado em 31/08/2022 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

Proposals and instruments are insufficient and the country may move towards a “conservative modernization” and deregulation of the sector, warns IEMA On August 25, the Brazilian Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEMA) launched the unprecedented study “Perspectives for a … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em Brazil, Climate, Climate Change, CO2, Energy, energy transition, low carbon economy, Public Transport, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, Urban Mobility | Marcado com Brazil, climate change, energy transition, IEMA, Public Transport, renewable energy, smart cities, sustainable cities, Urban Mobility | 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 →

Publicado em Climate, Climate Change, climate risk, Corporate Sustainability, Economia Verde-Green Economy, Energy, energy transition, Environment Governance, Environmental Awareness, Environmental journalism, Germany, Green Economics, green energy, low carbon economy, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy, Wind Energy | Marcado com climate change, climate crisis, energy transition, German Green Party, Germany, low carbon, low carbon transition, renewable energy, Wind Energy | Deixe um comentário

COP26 – Cost of Capital Spikes for Fossil-Fuel Producers

Publicado em 10/11/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

Ten years ago, developing oil and gas projects was about the same as renewable endeavors. Not anymore. By Tim Quinson, at Bloomberg Ten years ago, the “cost of capital” for developing oil and gas as compared to renewable projects was pretty much … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em adaptation, bioenergy, biofuel, Carbon, Climate, Climate and Finance, Climate Change, climate risk, CO2, COP26 Glasgow 2021, corporate governance, Corporate Responsibility, Corporate Sustainability, Economia Verde-Green Economy, Energy, energy market, energy transition, enterprises, entreprise, Environment Governance, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Impacts, ESG, GHG, global economic crisis, global warming, Governance, Green Economics, green energy, Greenhouse Gases, low carbon economy, oil, Renewable Energy, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com Big Oil, Climate, climate crisis, CO2, cop26, COP26 Glasgow, energy transition, fossil fuel, green economy, low carbon transition, oil, petroleum, renewable energy | Deixe um comentário

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 →

Publicado em Carbon, Climate, Climate and Finance, Climate Change, climate risk, Climate risk and Financial risk, CO2, COP26 Glasgow 2021, covid-19, Energy, energy transition, Environment Governance, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Impacts, Environmental journalism, Environmental researchs, Environmental Technology, g20, Germany, GHG, global crisis, global economic crisis, global public health crisis, global warming, Green Economics, green energy, Greenhouse Gases, Human activities and climate change, low carbon economy, negative emissions technologies, new normal, pandemic, post-pandemic, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com carbon capture and storage CCS, climate change, climate crisis, climate emergency, CO2, cop26, COP26 Glasgow, Germany, GHG, greenhouse gases, low carbon, net zero, netzero, Paris Agreement, PIK, renewable energy, Stefan Rahmstorf, sustainability | Deixe um comentário

How green is blue hydrogen?

Publicado em 21/09/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Robert W. Howarth, Mark Z. Jacobson, Energy Science & Engineering Abstract Hydrogen is often viewed as an important energy carrier in a future decarbonized world. Currently, most hydrogen is produced by steam reforming of methane in natural gas (“gray … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em bioenergy, biofuel, blue hydrogen, Carbon, Climate, Climate Change, climate risk, CO2, Energy, energy market, energy transition, enterprises, Environment Governance, GHG, global warming, Green Economics, green energy, Greenhouse Gases, Human activities and climate change, hydrogen, low carbon economy, new normal, Renewable Energy, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com blue hydrogen, CO2, CO2 emissions, future decarbonized world, hydrogen, methane, renewable energy, renewable hydrogen | Deixe um comentário

Biden-backed ‘blue’ hydrogen may pollute more than coal, study finds

Publicado em 08/09/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

Infrastructure bill includes $8bn to develop ‘clean hydrogen’ but study finds large emissions from production of ‘blue’ hydrogen By Oliver Milman, The Guardian The large infrastructure bill passed by the US Senate and hailed by Joe Biden as a key … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em énergie, bioenergy, biofuel, Carbon, Climate, Climate Change, climate risk, CO2, Energy, energy market, energy transition, GHG, Green Economics, green energy, Greenhouse Gases, low carbon economy, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com blue hydrogen, CO2, CO2 emissions, Energy Science & Engineering journal, H2, IPCC Climate report 2021, IPCC report 2021, methane, renewable energy | Deixe um comentário

Climate Innovation Forum: London, UK, 29 June – 1 July 2021

Publicado em 16/06/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

The Climate Innovation Forum returns for the third year, as an online event during London Climate Action Week, to build critical momentum ahead of COP26. The 3-day agenda focuses on the UK’s Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution … Continuar lendo →

Publicado em bioenergy, biofuel, Carbon, Climate, Climate and Finance, Climate Change, climate risk, Climate risk and Financial risk, Energy, energy transition, global warming, Green Economics, green energy, Greenhouse Gases, Human activities and climate change, low carbon economy, new normal, post-pandemic, Renewable Energy, smart cities, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Transition to a low carbon society, Transition to Low Carbon Economy | Marcado com climate emergency, Climate Innovation Forum, climate risks, global climate action, low carbon, low carbon economy, low carbon transition, net zero, renewable energy, smart cities | Deixe um comentário

Long-term market outlook boosts confidence in wind energy sector

Publicado em 10/06/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

By Clean Energy Wire The future of the wind power sector is looking increasingly rosy according to the latest WindEnergy trend:index (WEtix), published by global wind energy event WindEnergy Hamburg and market research institute wind:research. “In particular, the long-term market expectations are a major factor contributing … Continuar lendo →

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IEA: Demand for renewables soar in wake of pandemic

Publicado em 14/05/2021 por Antonio Carlos Teixeira

As consumption of other fuels decline, the International Energy Agency investigates how the uptake of renewable energy will fare as the global economy recovers from the Covid crisis. By Jack Pearce, at Climate Action 2020 witnessed renewable sources such as … Continuar lendo →