Representational Image India faces a pressing need to reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels to achieve true energy security. With the 2025 Budget, the Government of India’s (GoI) renewed focus on nuclear energy, reflected in policy changes designed to encourage rapid sector growth, places a new emphasis on […] Click here to view original […]
Smoke emitting from burning crates in factory. Photo via Getty Images YouTube video As the climate crisis escalates, a just and rapid transition to renewable energy might seem like the obvious solution. Yet somehow, fossil fuel expansion always remains on the agenda. Environmental activist and author Bill McKibben joins […] Click here to view original
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It will come as little surprise to those with experience of the Irish construction sector that environmental and sustainability factors and regulations play an increasing part in our built environment. In recent years, the evolving nature of construction standards coupled with unprecedented increases in fuel and materials costs, and […] Click here to view original
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Credit: UEL Image: Innovative water source heat pump to be installed at Royal Docks campus under partnership with Siemens University of East London (UEL) buildings on the banks of the Thames could soon be kept warm by harnessing heat from the river, as part of a new deal that […] Click here to view original
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Solar energy roof panel systems can be a significant investment channel, but they include an upfront commitment of tens of thousands of shekels. With 800 square meters of solar collectors spanning across the Sano factory roof and an estimated investment cost of 1.5 million shekels, the project reduces greenhouse […] Click here to view original
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MF3d//Getty Images Nuclear energy accounts for 10 percent of the world’s energy, and estimates say that by 2050, that number could increase by 2.5 times. That increase in nuclear energy also means an increase in nuclear waste, so scientists are searching for ways to use the latent energy in […] Click here to view original
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