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Category Archives: Low Carbon Emission
The best and worst countries in the world when it comes to air pollution and electricity use
China steals an unsavory global spotlight for the thick, noxious smog that often chokes its mega-cities. Air pollution has become so bad in Beijing, for example, that Chinese officials aim to slash its local coal consumption by 30% in 2017. … Continue reading
Posted in China, Climate Change, Coal, Forestry, Fossil Fuel, Germany, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, India, Low Carbon Emission, MNRE, News, Pollution, Power Generation, Renewables, Solar, USA, Waste To Energy, Wind
Tagged Air, Air pollution, Carbon dioxide, China, Coal, Fossil fuel, India, Nepal, Oil, PM 2.5, Renewables, Saudi Arabia, Solar, USA
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Solar nearly level with wind and out-competing fossil fuels in developing countries – BNEF
Average capital expenditure (capex) for PV projects in developing countries during 2015 stood at US$2.15 million/MW, rapidly approaching average wind capex of US$2.02 million/MW. Credit: BNEF Driven by steep cost declines in PV equipment, solar is now on a par … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Commercial, Fossil Fuel, Grid Connected, India, Low Carbon Emission, News, Power Generation, PV, Renewables, Residential, Rooftop, Solar
Tagged BNEF, China, Climatescope, Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries, India, OECD, Photovoltaics, PV Power, Solar, solar energy, Solar India, Solar Power
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Toyota is creating a combustion engine that directly generates electricity
Electric vehicles have come a long way in recent years, but even the premium-priced Tesla cars are short on range compared to good old internal combustion. Gasoline is probably going to remain part of our transportation makeup into the foreseeable … Continue reading
Biomass Emissions Question Arises Again
It’s called “urban biomass,” and it’s ours (spsmw.org). Hard to imagine a subject that would find The Wall Street Journal and Grist in line with each other’s thinking, but burning wood for energy has achieved it. Neither outlet seems to … Continue reading
The 3 Most Sobering Graphics From The U.N.’s New Climate Report
The overall message of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s newest report is simple: a rapid shift to renewable energy is needed to avert catastrophic global warming. The science behind that message, however, is less simple. In an attempt to make the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Climate Change, Coal, Greenhouse Gases, Low Carbon Emission, Power Generation, PV, Renewables, Waste, Wind
Tagged Climate Change, Greenhouse Gases, Solar
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Citigroup says the ‘Age of Renewables’ has begun
Investment banking giant Citigroup has hailed the start of the “age of renewables” in the United States, the world’s biggest electricity market, saying that solar and wind energy are getting competitive with natural gas peaking and baseload plants – even … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, Coal, DISCOM, Grid Connected, Hydro, Low Carbon Emission, Nuclear, Off-grid, Power Generation, Renewables, Solar, Tidal, Transmission and Distribution, Waste, Wind
Tagged Biomass, Coal, environment, Fracking, Hydro, LCOE, Marine, power generation, power plants, Renewables, Solar, Solar Power, Solar PV, Wind, Wind Power
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Warming Plateau? Climatologists Face Inconvenient Truth
Data shows global temperatures aren’t rising the way climate scientists have predicted. Now the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change faces a problem: publicize these findings and encourage skeptics — or hush up the figures. For a quarter of a century … Continue reading
Posted in Coal, Events, Global Warming, Low Carbon Emission, Renewables, Reports
Tagged Catholic Church, Christian Democratic Union, climate scientists, environmental activists, German Climate Consortium, Germany, Helmut Kohl, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, intergovernmental panel on climate change ipcc, IPCC, Johanna Wanka
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Low-Carbon Technology Roadmap for the Indian Cement Industry
Following the global Cement Technology Roadmap in 2009 developed in a partnership between WBCSD CSI and the International Energy Agency (IEA), nine CSI members in India* again joined hands with IEA to develop a ‘Technology Roadmap: Low-Carbon Technology for the Indian Cement Industry’. The initiative … Continue reading
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