
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…
ByAll-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…
ByRussian pipeline gas is significantly more climate intensive than US or Qatari LNG, finds a recent study from think tank…
ByNet zero makes sense from a defence point of view, but the military has historically blocked climate action over operational…
ByA wartime push for new greenfield liquefaction projects is running into inflationary headwinds that could further dampen European appetite for…
ByClimate policies within the EU are protected against the rising threat of right-wing populists by proportional representation, finds new research.
ByFor the world to reach net zero, industry – the largest emitter – is going to have to rapidly expand…
ByAs policymakers train their eyes on textiles, fast fashion sticks out like a needle-pricked thumb. Can an industry running on fossil…
ByClean energy commitments have leapt to $710bn – up 50% in just five months – shows the IEA's updated Sustainable…
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