Tag: energy

Despite increased policy measures promoting energy efficiency, progress remains insufficient to meet climate targets, warns the Energy Efficiency 2023 market report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).

A major transformation of global energy system is crucial to ensuring a safer and livable future. This transformation combines local and regional transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, widespread electrification, improvements in energy efficiency, and deployment in line with sustainable development, reveals the report Building a Nature-Positive Energy Transformation from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

As the clocks prepare to change, making those early mornings even more challenging, it's essential to consider how your diet can help you stay energized and maintain a good night's sleep.

The rise of clean energy technologies, including solar, wind, electric cars, and heat pumps, are poised to reshape the future but much stronger policies are needed for 1.5 °C. The latest World Energy Outlook (WEO) for 2023 from the International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts significant changes in the global energy landscape by the end of the decade.

The present efforts in clean energy and sustainability aren't meeting the required levels of investment and deployment to achieve international climate goals, according to a latest report.

The world's largest and most powerful wind turbine, the MySE 16-260, has commenced its operations, marking a significant step towards greener energy sources. This colossal turbine boasts a remarkable rotor diameter of 260 meters and an expansive swept area of 53,902 square meters, making it the largest ever constructed. Its impressive power output of 16 megawatts sets a new industry standard.

Learn about the concerning rise in energy poverty affecting approximately 42 million people in the EU. Discover the European Economic and Social Committee's (EESC) proposed strategies, including inflation control, renewables, energy efficiency, and equitable access to essential energy services.

Electricity demand worldwide is projected to experience a slower growth rate in 2023 due to the global energy crisis and an economic slowdown affecting advanced economies, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s latest Electricity Market Report.

Researchers emphasize the importance of energy demand reduction among affluent nations to meet climate change goals. Identifying fair strategies, such as capping energy use for the top 20% of consumers, can significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions. Discover how public support can be gained through equitable policies, fostering urgent climate action.

The United States on March 13 approved the controversial Willow Oil Drilling in Alaska, which has drawn fierce criticism from environmentalists and...