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Tag: Renewable Energies

German workers want green transition, but not with lower pay

10/03/2023 - Leave a Comment

As industrialised countries shift towards climate neutrality, some industries such as coal mining will have to disappear, meaning workers need to retrain to find employment in other sectors. Other industries, …

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UK government climate ‘aid’ set to displace indigenous villagers in India

03/03/2023 - Leave a Comment

“We are saying with folded hands that the only thing that we want is our lands to be saved. And if not land, then at least our houses.” The Canary spoke …

UK government climate ‘aid’ set to displace indigenous villagers in India Read More

The world needs lithium more than ever, and Latin America knows it

10/02/2023 - Leave a Comment

German chancellor Olaf Scholz flew to Latin America this week looking for one thing: lithium. Meeting with the leaders of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil — home to the so-called lithium triangle — …

The world needs lithium more than ever, and Latin America knows it Read More

Analysis: UK is now halfway to meeting its ‘net-zero emissions’ target

18/03/202119/03/2021 - Leave a Comment

The UK’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 were 51% below 1990 levels, according to new Carbon Brief analysis. This means the UK is now halfway to meeting its target of …

Analysis: UK is now halfway to meeting its ‘net-zero emissions’ target Read More

Dirty coal to hydrogen: Trial aims for clean-energy solution

12/03/202108/05/2021 - Leave a Comment

A Japanese-Australian venture has begun producing hydrogen from brown coal in a 500 million Australian dollars ($390m) pilot project that aims to show liquefied hydrogen can be produced commercially and …

Dirty coal to hydrogen: Trial aims for clean-energy solution Read More

Green Flamingo: Portugal hopes to export green hydrogen to EU

20/11/2020 - Leave a Comment

Thanks to Portugal’s high sun exposure, the nation has the potential to produce green hydrogen for Europe. The EU-backed Green Flamingo initiative may enable it to ship the green gas …

Green Flamingo: Portugal hopes to export green hydrogen to EU Read More

As protests rage over George Floyd’s death, climate activists embrace racial justice

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This year will see the largest ever drop globally in both investment and consumer spending on energy as the coronavirus pandemic hits every major sector, according to the International Energy …

As protests rage over George Floyd’s death, climate activists embrace racial justice Read More

IEA: Coronavirus ‘accelerating closure’ of ageing fossil-fuelled power plants

27/05/202002/10/2021 - Leave a Comment

This year will see the largest ever drop globally in both investment and consumer spending on energy as the coronavirus pandemic hits every major sector, according to the International Energy …

IEA: Coronavirus ‘accelerating closure’ of ageing fossil-fuelled power plants Read More
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