
Renewables still can’t meet the increase in electricity demand
Renewables are not expanding quickly enough to meet the global electricity demand. In fact, carbon emissions are set to rise in 2021 & 2022.
Renewables are not expanding quickly enough to meet the global electricity demand. In fact, carbon emissions are set to rise in 2021 & 2022.
Smart cities will be vital in achieving a successful energy transition. They will soon become the new normal and are the future of cities.
Despite these challenges, 2020 was a progressive year for the renewable energy industry. Here’s our 2020 Renewable Energy Review.
The European Commission agreed to new climate targets: the “The European Green Deal 2030” to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030.
To avoid increasing instability and consequently ‘blackouts’ of the power grid, massive investments into energy infrastructure are a must!
Have you ever thought about your Amazon delivery in terms of carbon emissions? If you haven’t yet, then this is a must read!
What can each and everyone of us do to help stop climate change and global warming? Follow these steps to help the world.
We have researched the private sector to obtain a more in-depth look into the big players and their plans for the renewable revolution.