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Heavy-duty vehicle electrification has entered a new era, but challenges still exist in engaging utilities and deploying depot charging.
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Shipping accounts for 3% of global emissions. Solutions to cut those emissions include biofuels, renewable energy and hybrid systems.
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For industry, transportation and buildings, the move from fossil fuel-powered machines to all-electric machines represents the largest potential to decarbonize from a demand perspective.
by Sarah Golden
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The state's building code council is considering two proposals that would require high-efficiency electric equipment (a.k.a. heat pumps) for space and water heating in new commercial buildings.
by Jonny Kocher
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Sponsored: We are still woefully uninformed about our oceans. Researchers at KAUST are pushing the boundaries of what's technologically possible.
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Our fossil fuel infrastructure is failing, but instead of maintaining it, the U.S. should be dismantling it.
by Mike Henchen
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The move to electrify appliances and other equipment only decarbonize if there is ample and affordable clean energy on the grid to feed the growing demand.
by Sarah Golden
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This is an extremely nascent market, and it will take government support in the form of incentives and R&D investments to catalyze innovation.
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A macrogrid would reduce the cost of electricity from new wind and solar plants.
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Sponsored: The next decade is crucial for an energy transition driven by climate change, increasing electrification and explosive growth in digital connectivity. Eaton has a plan.
by Harold Jones
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Sponsored: The U.S. leads the world in geothermal energy production, but the projects are small. Intermediate geothermal could change that to deliver much needed heating, cooling and desalination.
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From all-electric building codes to heat pump deployments, here are the most noteworthy state actions on building electrification this year.
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As more people transition to all-electric buildings, the costs of maintaining the gas system will rise for those still dependent on it.
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Commercializing early-stage climate tech faces at least four valleys of death. Here's how we can get to the summits.
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Sponsored: Powering the cities of our future requires us to rethink how we can diversify energy generation to include a more robust approach to on-site development.
by Derya Baran
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A group of investors, policymakers, startups and energy providers are hoping to build a U.S. battery manufacturing, mining and innovation hub around the Salton Sea.
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As policymakers mull measures to accelerate an economic recovery and invest in long-term infrastructure needs, policy should center on tackling the financing barriers to ingenuity and entrepreneurship.
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Plus, we chew on an idea to use on-demand delivery apps to help consumers understand the carbon impact of their meal choices.
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Fantasy or nightmare? If you look beyond extreme ideas such as space shades, there's much to like about this fast-evolving category of climate tech.
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What's harder, flying an around-the-world solar plane or finding a thousand profitable cleantech companies?
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Nearly 60 percent of Fortune 500 companies are committed to reducing their carbon footprint, yet the world currently faces pressures unprecedented in recent history – supply chain disruptions, energy price volatility, economic uncertainty and more. Organizations must navigate this environment while continuing to decarbonize, and many view these two goals as competing priorities.
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Webcast
Date/Time: July 29, 2021 (1-2PM ET / 10-11AM PT)
Integrating renewable energy resources into the electric grid is increasing the volatility of
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Driven by a confluence of environmental, market and regulatory trends, delivery and logistics companies around the world are beginning to adopt electric
by ChargePoint