Heat pumps unlock the path to building decarbonisation
Heat pumps provide energy-efficient heating and cooling and are one of the most effective technologies available to decarbonise buildings.
Heating and cooling
Heating and cooling
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%.
Florida lays the groundwork for investment growth
Florida’s economic development over the past decade has been impressive. However, with growth stalled by the impact of Covid-19, to what extent will the economic foundations established during that period help accelerate recovery and where might new investment opportunities lie?
Florida Power & Light Company
After the Ten Point Plan: Next steps to net zero
The UK government’s Ten Point Plan for a green industrial revolution sketches out a map to a net-zero economy, but much still needs to be filled in.
Climate change is costing hundreds of work hours a year
Workers in cities around the world are losing the equivalent of hundreds of hours of productive work each year due to excessive heat, reveals analysis by Energy Monitor.
Heating homes with hydrogen: Are we being sold a pup?
Hydrogen has an important role to play in the clean energy transition, but there are better options for decarbonising heating in our homes.
Heat pumps are on the rise in Europe
Though heat pumps are not yet widespread, they offer a series of advantages compared with traditional heating solutions.
Haiti’s long road to energy self-sufficiency
Clean energy could offer Haiti a more secure energy system and a way to reduce its devastating poverty, but the road ahead will be long.
Europe makes progress integrating renewables in district heating
District heating could supply 50% of heat demand in Europe's urban areas by 2050 and help decarbonise the heating and cooling sector.
Heat pumps, not hydrogen, key to decarbonise UK heating
Decarbonising heating is essential to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but the UK Government is still hesitating about which path to take.
