The Critical Gap in Urban Carbon Accounting As China accelerates toward its ambitious carbon peaking and neutrality goals, a groundbreaking…
The battery industry faces mounting pressure to eliminate PFAS compounds known as “forever chemicals” from lithium-ion batteries. New manufacturing processes and materials aim to create more sustainable, recyclable energy storage solutions while maintaining performance standards.
While demand for lithium-ion batteries continues to grow exponentially, sources indicate these essential energy storage devices contain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as “forever chemicals” due to their environmental persistence. According to reports, the battery industry is now actively seeking alternatives to these problematic compounds that can withstand the demanding conditions inside batteries while being more environmentally friendly.
Revolutionizing Electrochemical Processes for Sustainable Manufacturing Researchers have developed a groundbreaking method that enables industrial-scale electrochemical production of both green…
Ulwazi Energy Technologies is accelerating renewable energy adoption across Southern Africa through innovative solar solutions. The company’s work is helping bridge power gaps while promoting environmental sustainability and economic growth throughout the region.
Ulwazi Energy Technologies (UETECH) is reportedly playing a significant role in advancing renewable energy adoption throughout the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, according to industry reports. Since its establishment in 2012, sources indicate the company has been instrumental in transforming the regional energy landscape by delivering affordable and reliable solar power solutions tailored to both residential and organizational needs.
The Electric Revolution’s Hidden Environmental Cost The global transition to electric vehicles, while crucial for reducing terrestrial emissions, is triggering…
Europe’s Green Steel Pioneer Faces Existential Funding Crisis Swedish green steel startup Stegra is fighting for survival as it confronts…
A major new report indicates UK businesses are falling short of sustainability targets despite financial investments. Only one sector currently qualifies as a “trailblazer” in sustainable practices, with technology and telecommunications performing worst.
British businesses across multiple sectors are reportedly not making sufficient progress to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by the 2030 deadline, according to a comprehensive new analysis. The report, developed in collaboration with UN Global Compact UK, suggests that despite financial investments, the current pace of improvement falls short of what’s required to achieve the global objectives.
The New Business Imperative When UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband declared that “those who walk away from net zero are…
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China’s thermal power generation dropped 5.4% in September compared to the same period last year, according to recent statistics bureau data. The decline comes as hydropower output surged nearly 32% year-on-year, marking a significant shift in the country’s energy mix. Overall electricity generation still increased by 1.5% despite the reduction in fossil fuel-based power.
China’s fossil fuel-based power generation reportedly declined by 5.4% in September compared to the same period last year, according to recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics. The decrease in thermal power output, which primarily comes from coal with some natural gas contribution, occurred alongside a substantial 31.9% increase in hydropower generation, sources indicate.
