Low Carbon Energy
ATES tech offers Germany key building emissions savings
KIT experts say 54% of Germany is suitable for ATES deployment, with a potential for 75% reduction in heating and cooling-related emissions.
Should we start placing more solar farms in deserts?
Could the complex problem of renewable energy be solved by placing far more solar panels in deserts?
Revolutionising European rail is vital in driving green transition amid energy crisis
With climate commitments temporarily on the backburner, expanding sustainable and affordable transport options will be crucial in tempering high fuel costs while accelerating the green transition.
Hydrogen for clean energy could be produced from seawater
Seawater electrolysis could produce sustainable hydrogen without worsening the global freshwater shortage.
Nord Stream methane leak is smaller than previously feared
"This is not good news, but not a climate bomb," an expert said.
Direct air capture: how advanced is technology to suck up carbon dioxide?
We must remove 660 billion tonnes of CO₂ from the atmosphere by the end of the century to limit global warming to 1.5°C.