Low Carbon Energy
Aye, matey: How climate shocks may fuel maritime piracy
There seems a never-ending list of consequences to climate change and the global response to it, but here's another one to add: piracy.
The Philippines is eyeing nuclear power as a green option
By 2022 the island nation of the Philippines plans to bring electricity to the homes of all its 105 million citizens.
Off-grid solar is now available to 420 million people
ntil recently renewables have been a luxury enjoyed only by relatively few people. No more.
Should we be afraid of nuclear power?
Nuclear power is uniquely suited to decarbonization as it is the most practical replacement for coal.
We’ve ‘underestimated’ methane emissions from fossil fuels
Over the past three centuries atmospheric levels of the greenhouse gas has increased by some 150%.
Scientists generate plenty of power from falling raindrops
There is now a way to generate enough power from a single drop of rain to light up 100 small LED bulbs.