As an investor and a CleanTechnica reader, you’re likely somebody who wants to allocate your capital into a diversified portfolio of clean energy companies. Clean energy stocks invest in companies that focus on green sources of energy, like wind, solar, geothermal, biomass, tidal, wave, and hydroelectric power, as well as … [continued]
A new UN initiative aims to strengthen international collaboration to decarbonize the building sector and make clean technologies and sustainable solutions the most affordable, accessible, and attractive option in all regions by 2030. The Buildings Breakthrough was launched this week at COP28. It will spur countries around the world to … [continued]
US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to sharply increase clean energy, displace fossil fuels, and reduce emissions during a meeting this week.
The enemies of offshore wind energy are claiming a victory this week, but they are about to lose the war. Offshore projects are continuing to make progress in the US, and new low cost wind turbine innovations are also taking shape. In the latest example, the Wyoming startup Airloom Energy … [continued]
Hot bricks are calling, and investors are responding to the allure of low cost, long duration energy storage.
I was recently at an electric car show/conference in Amsterdam. The topic of one of the panel discussions was: “Is it time to talk about climate adaptation?” My immediate reaction was a “Hell No!” There will be a traditional “Torturing my feet on the show floor” article, but first, this … [continued]
The concentrating solar power dream lives on, with new electric vehicle battery angle.
The Tesla CEO, who upended the auto industry, should grasp the rare opportunity to ignite optimism and fervor through social media for social good.
Originally published on Transport & Environment Fossil fuel companies are using their privileged access to EU lawmakers to lobby against the decarbonisation of transport. Six oil companies and their lobby groups stand accused of dirty tactics designed to slow down, or even block, climate action and the move to a zero-emission … [continued]
The world’s industrialized nations — the biggest polluters — are very far from achieving the necessary reductions to meet Paris Agreement goals.
