Airports should start preparing for hydrogen – Jacobs
Airports should start providing hydrogen gas storage and refuelling stations in time for the first flights, recommends technical consultancy Jacobs.
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Weekly data: Relocation of UK coastal communities inevitable
The UK government is investing £5.2bn to fund flood and coastal defences, but some coastal communities will have to relocate,…
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NGO blasts Qatar World Cup’s “misleading” carbon-neutrality claim
The calculations used to make the event appear carbon neutral ignore major sources of emissions and the credits currently being…
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As Ukraine war rumbles on, EU looks to turn energy promises into actions
The European Commission is poised to unveil legislative proposals underpinning March’s REPowerEU plan to wean the EU off Russian fossil…
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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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Can heat pumps free Europe from Russian gas dependency?
Energy efficiency measures will be faster and easier than diversification when it comes to reducing dependence on Russian gas. Heat…
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Green hydrogen is not the best path to domestic decarbonisation
A new study demonstrates why more energy-efficient and electrified buildings is the quickest way to decarbonise while strengthening Europe’s economy.
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Energy efficiency equals energy security
Reducing energy demand is synonymous with reducing energy dependency. Will the Ukraine crisis finally get energy efficiency the attention it…
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