Cheaper to electrify US homes during construction than after
All-electric homes save $7,500–$8,200 on construction costs and reduce energy consumption by 34% compared with business-as-usual, according to research from…
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Weekly data: EU gas supplier switch could benefit climate as well as security
Russian pipeline gas is significantly more climate intensive than US or Qatari LNG, finds a recent study from think tank…
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What will happen now to Nord Stream 2 and its investors?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine dealt a lethal blow to Nord Stream 2, leaving European business leaders to grapple with issues…
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Why prioritising military might over net zero makes no sense
Net zero makes sense from a defence point of view, but the military has historically blocked climate action over operational…
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Weekly data: Car manufacturers ramp up availability of electric SUV models
EV sales continue to set records, but the growing global fleet of SUVs is setting back emissions reductions. Could the…
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Soaring costs curb enthusiasm for US LNG
A wartime push for new greenfield liquefaction projects is running into inflationary headwinds that could further dampen European appetite for…
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Populist right could shift bashings from immigration to climate policy
Climate policies within the EU are protected against the rising threat of right-wing populists by proportional representation, finds new research.
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China’s stranglehold of the rare earths supply chain will last another decade
Angola, Australia and the US are all poised to ramp up the production of rare earth elements during the next…
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