For projects expected to be built in 2030 in the EU, they have to account for the carbon dioxide and equivalent emissions at around $203 in today’s dollars per ton and put that cost on the negative side of the ledger.
Someone should look seriously at Red Hill and do more than this napkin math. 140 MWh of high-efficiency storage that reuses existing infrastructure isn’t something that should be dismissed out of hand.
Promises to meet net zero carbon emissions goals by 2050 are admirable, but extreme weather is compelling airports to rethink and redesign their infrastructure in order to continue to be viable.
The 13 grid storage technologies should be five, and that’s why one of the biggest barriers to progress right now is confusion over the optimal technology to pick.
Alberta’s oil firms are getting exactly what they asked for, but what they clearly never needed. And it’s going to cost them and Canadians dearly as a result.
Senators Elizabeth Warren, Chris Van Hollen, and Sheldon Whitehouse are requesting that the Treasury Department collect comprehensive data on how climate crisis has destabilized the insurance industry. Such transparency will be important so homeowners understand the risks they face.
This tectonic shift, while it will take decades instead of the seconds of the Christchurch cataclysm, will be more broadly disruptive. We can manage it wisely or foolishly, yet it will still occur.
Saudi Aramco has received a letter from a special UN-designated group, outlining violations to human rights due to oil exploitation. Yet the greenwashing continues.
Climate protesters blockaded the road to Burning Man prior to the festival’s kickoff a week ago. Their objections have merit — Burning Man is pretty damn polluting. The festival, which happens in Pershing County, Nevada, every year in late summer, celebrates art and community living. The concept is great — … [continued]
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