Cambridge Has A Plan To Go Electric — It Can Be A Model For Your…
While in theory it’s best to go electric in our homes, the practical transition can be a bit overwhelming. Where do you start? What’s needed? Who do you call?
While in theory it’s best to go electric in our homes, the practical transition can be a bit overwhelming. Where do you start? What’s needed? Who do you call?
An electrical service upgrade can save money over time and increase a home’s market value. 40 million homes in the US could use one.
A municipality in Sweden will soon be getting a new preschool, and the cool thing is that it will be built using only electric machinery. Coincidently, the emission-free workplace will be the first electrified construction site in the EU. Located in Östersund, the current Ottfjället preschool consists of 3 departments, … [continued]
A number of organizations have developed “pathways” or “pillars” for reaching net zero emissions globally by 2050. While there is some variation in terminology, there is remarkable consistency around the core strategies. The World Bank summarizes findings from International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) models with required action in four … [continued]
This article is part of a new series called Decarbonize Your Life. With modest steps and a middle-class income, our family has dramatically reduced emissions and is sequestering what remains through a small reforestation project. Our life is better for it. If we can do it, you can too.
This article is part of a new series called Decarbonize Your Life. With modest steps and a middle-class income, our family has dramatically reduced emissions and is sequestering what remains through a small reforestation project. Our life is better for it. If we can do it, you can too. —Naomi Cole and Joe Wachunas
The Australian federal parliament recalled to pass energy legislation, gas companies threatening to withhold supply, massive war profits from the Ukraine crisis, coal-fired power stations breaking down, government legislating a price cap, utilities jockeying for EV charging business, renewables taking a large bite out of energy grid supply — all … [continued]
See part one of this two-part exploration of electric vehicles and other machines benefiting our lives: Open Your Eyes: Battery Electric Cars, Bikes, Tools, & Toys Everywhere — Life In An All-Electric Future (Part 1). Above, you can see a friend and me going out for an off-road ride in … [continued]
RMI experts share their personal takes on how to approach decarbonizing your home
Cooking with electricity is nothing new and comes with the added benefit of eliminating the indoor emissions that come with cooking on gas stoves in the home. Small induction cooktops have made this easy and the folks at Bonbowl wanted to make it even easier to cook with electricity anywhere. … [continued]