Tag: cleantech
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Scope 3 Is About to Redraw the Corporate Map: And Companies Serving Fossil Fuels Are Standing on a Fault Line
Scope 3 emissions reporting is expanding, challenging companies to recognise their broader climate impact and accountability.
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Why You Can’t Drone a Solar Panel: Electrification and Europe’s New Energy Security
Europe’s energy vulnerability was exposed by disruptions, highlighting the need for renewable electrification. Reports show a major shift towards clean energy, emphasizing its security and affordability benefits.
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Why Decarbonising Power Is the 21st-Century Economic Upgrade We Can’t Afford to Delay
Renewable energy has overtaken coal in global generation for the first time, highlighting a pivotal shift in power dynamics. Spain’s olive oil crisis exemplifies the economic impacts of climate risks. Accelerating clean energy and storage deployment is essential for resilience, stability, and affordability. Transitioning to renewables is a crucial step for sustainability and energy security.
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The AI Climate Tools You Can Actually Trust: ChatNetZero and ChatNDC Explained
AI tools have revolutionized many fields but often provide inaccurate climate information. Researchers developed ChatNetZero.ai and ChatNDC.org to ensure reliable climate data, countering misleading AI outputs. As governments and corporations make net zero pledges, accurate tools are crucial for informed decision-making and restoring trust in climate policies.
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IP Protection vs. Climate Crisis: Why Startups Can’t Afford to Wait
The Climate Confident podcast addresses the abrupt cancellation of the USPTO’s Climate Change Mitigation Pilot Program, crucial for expediting patent approvals for climate tech. This decision hampers innovation, as startups rely on swift IP protection. While the US faces setbacks, other nations maintain supportive IP frameworks, emphasizing the urgency for effective climate solutions through robust…
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Industrial Decarbonisation Could Be the Climate Win of the Decade – If We Get Serious!
Industrial decarbonisation is crucial for mitigating climate change, as major sectors account for 30% of global CO₂ emissions. Despite available technology, economic barriers hinder progress. Projects need investment and buyer demand to become viable. Policy measures, like mandates and standards, are essential to stimulate the necessary transformation in industrial practices.
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The Energy Revolution: How AI, EVs & Batteries Are Changing the Game
The energy sector is evolving towards decentralisation, allowing consumers to generate, store, and trade energy. In a recent podcast, Chris Doherty of Joulen highlighted advancements in smart battery systems and AI initiatives. Government incentives, similar to those for electric vehicles, are essential for encouraging consumer participation and facilitating this energy transition.
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Why Microgrids Are the Future of Energy Systems and Driving the Energy Transition
As the global energy landscape shifts in response to the twin challenges of climate change and ageing infrastructure, microgrids are emerging as a critical solution. These self-contained energy systems, often powered by renewable sources like solar and supported by energy storage, are enhancing resilience, reducing emissions, and promoting energy sovereignty, especially for underserved communities. This…