There is No Planet B: A net-zero handbook for business and policymakers
Politicians and businesses shout about net-zero pledges and renewables, but Mike Berners-Lee believes most have yet to grasp the gravity of the climate crisis.
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Philippa Nuttall Jones, based in Brussels, has over 20 years’ experience as a journalist and communications expert covering environmental issues, energy and climate change from the UK, France and Belgium. She can be found on LinkedIn here.
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2021: Turning net-zero pledges into tangible steps
In 2020, net-zero pledges fell thick and fast from policymakers and businesses alike. In 2021, those ambitious words need to be turned into concrete actions.
CCS plant aims to slash emissions and waste
A waste-to-energy plant in Oslo, Norway, plans to use carbon capture and storage technology to reduce emissions by 90%.
Why energy CEOs need to focus on flexibility
The energy sector remains dominated by men. Energy UK's Emma Pinchbeck argues a more diverse workforce will help achieve a timely and more-just clean energy transition.
How a French electrical company became a digital energy leader
Schneider Electric is providing digital solutions to help customers become more energy efficient, the company's energy management expert, Philippe Delorme, tells Energy Monitor.
How Octopus is getting its arms around clean, cheap energy
Technology and some visionary thinking can make clean energy affordable for everyone, says Octopus founder Greg Jackson.
Nuclear: Out with the old and in with the new?
Existing nuclear power technologies and next-generation nuclear feature prominently in the UK’s new climate plan – but their potential role in the clean energy transition continues to divide experts.
Investing to make the world greener
Moving personal investments to funds that meet environmental, social and governance criteria can make a difference, says Financial Times journalist Alice Ross in her new book.
Russian climate decree raises false hopes
A decree published by Moscow this week caused a flutter of excitement that Russia was finally stepping up its climate action. But on closer reading these hopes were soon dashed.
How to revolutionise clean energy access in East Africa
Wangari Muchiri, a 30-year-old renewable energy engineer, explains how she is leading efforts to bring clean energy at scale to remote communities.
Study suggests IEA still struggling to shake off oil industry roots
Suspicion about a bias towards fossil fuels in the IEA’s flagship World Energy Outlook appears to be confirmed by new research, but many experts insist the agency is changing.
The bigger the better: Dimming lighting’s climate impact
Switching off one light bulb at a time won't significantly reduce emissions. Signify's Harry Verhaar makes the case for energy-efficient lighting at scale.
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