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A world in transformation: World Energy Outlook 2017

...major driver of this transformation. Over the next 25 years, the world’s growing energy needs are met first by renewables and natural gas, as fast-declining costs turn solar power into...
Posted On 14 Nov 2017
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What will the Infrastructure Act mean for State Environmental Policies

...deliver high-speed internet to rural communities. It also improves agricultural professionals’ access to power and abundant clean water sources. The inefficient use of water by farmers and irrigation systems is...
Posted On 02 Sep 2021
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Canada to reduce emissions from oil and gas industry

...which are toxic to human health and contribute to smog.   Methane is the main part of natural gas that is used to heat homes and power factories. The proposed...
Posted On 25 May 2017
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The Technologies of Change

...New and innovative transportation technologies, such as electric vehicles and autonomous cars are also boosting power demand. The International Energy Agency’s latest report on energy technologies outlines how these and...
Posted On 06 Jun 2017
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Hopes rise for longer-term climate forecasts

...supplies, droughts and heat waves. “While we can currently make fairly reliable weather predictions, as, for example, five-day forecasts, we do not have good predictive power on sub-seasonal to seasonal...
Posted On 09 Jun 2017
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Natural gas can’t help to curb climate change

...IEA projected renewables would rise to 7.2% of the power supply by 2020 – but by the end of 2016 they had already reached 8%. Additionally, India and the Middle...
Posted On 22 Jun 2017
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Stationary Energy – Sales Up, Costs Down

...report, which is focused on stationary applications, highlights that while pumped-hydro systems currently dominate total installed power storage capacity, with 96% of the installed electricity storage power globally,...
Posted On 06 Oct 2017
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Prepare for a world 3°C warmer in 80 years

...Dr. Edgar Gutiérrez-Espeleta, minister of environment and energy of Costa Rica, and president of the 2017 UN Environment Assembly. Avoiding new coal-fired power plants, and faster phasing out of existing...
Posted On 31 Oct 2017
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