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New High Integrity Finance Council to Facilitate UK Economy-Wide Transition To Net Zero
Defections from climate finance started with large US and Canadian banks that hoped to steer clear of right wing attacks on sustainability and renewable energy. Then Donald J. Trump took charge of the US executive branch and championed Big Oil as part of the euphemistic “energy dominance” mantra. Across the … [continued]
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Unleashing American Renewable Energy Dominance
Renewable energy is the real driver of American “energy dominance,” and the Business Council for Sustainable Energy has the receipts.
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Interview With CTRL-S Founder Moritz Nill, Global Leader In Supply Chain Emissions Management
Q: How would you describe the state of tech in carbon supply chain management, and where it’s heading? Moritz Nill: Supply chain emissions have become a major priority for companies — driven largely by regulation. While most large companies have started measuring their emissions, very few go beyond that to … [continued]
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BYD Earns Contract for “World’s Largest Grid-Scale Battery Storage Projects” in Saudi Arabia
Grid-scale energy storage is all the rage. Battery costs have come down tremendously in the past decade, and that has enabled large-scale battery storage projects to help the grid balance out supply and demand. This is also particularly useful for integrating low-cost but intermittent renewable energy projects — terawatts worth … [continued]
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Dacia Plans To Introduce An €18,000 Electric Car In 2026
Renault is planning to begin production of a new battery electric Dacia city car in just 16 months, the shortest time ever for the company.
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