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The European Union has already managed to reduce its energy consumption below targets it had initially set for 2020, reducing final energy consumption down...
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The European Union has already managed to reduce its energy consumption below targets it had initially set for 2020, reducing final energy consumption down...
Originally published on US EIA. The transportation of people and goods accounts for about 25% of all energy consumption in the world. Passenger transportation,...
We’ve heard some cautious rejoicing comes from scientists and media this weekend about the world economy and energy carbon dioxide emissions finally decoupling last...
Andrew Simon of Grist describes Airbnb, a five-year-old vaca-homeshare business from San Francisco along the lines of the carshare program Lyft, as “the growing...
Originally published on 1Sun4All. The Bullitt Center in Seattle, Washington is the greenest commercial building in the world, it is Net Zero, and was recently named the World Architecture News Sustainable...
You may remember our report last winter on the development of a Haiti hospital predicted to become the world’s largest solar hospital. The Hôpital...
This article first published on RenewEconomy Today’s graph of the day comes courtesy of The Climate Institute, and its new publication, Climate of the...
For some time now, refrigerators, washing machines, and other household appliances have had labels which allow consumers to understand how much energy these devices...
Leadership from the Obama Administration has set the federal government on the right track in terms of energy use and management while also engaging...
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Residential Energy Consumption Survey. Note: Includes occupied, primary housing units only. Total U.S. energy consumption in homes has remained relatively stable...
The Japanese company DNP Social Link has launched a smartphone application which allows users to monitor electricity usage in the home. The application, called...
