Lydia Jacobs/Public Domain Pictures This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymix.com website By the Energy Mix Staff Oil demand could peak by 2025 as the global energy transition gains momentum, and renewable energy is on track to become “the new baseload” by 2030, according to this year’s edition of the Global Energy Perspective report [...]
Photo by ARID-Arendal/flick This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymiix.com website Primary Author: Compiled by The Energy Mix staff A New-York-City-sized ice shelf has collapsed in East Antarctica, much to the alarm of scientists who thought the region was substantially protected from the impacts of climate change, unlike the more vulnerable western reaches [...]
British homes face fuel poverty because of government blunders This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymix.com website Primary author :The Energy Mix Staff With the war in Ukraine triggering a secondary crisis in gas heating costs across Europe, “tackling poor quality homes in marginal constituencies could swing election success,” the United Kingdom’s Energy [...]
By Stewart Dalby Vladimir Putin is not the only deranged dictator in history to have become preoccupied with his energy situation. Back in the period of 23 August 1942 to 2 February 1943 Hitler’s German army and its allies fought against the Soviet Union for the control of the City of Stalingrad. The battle was [...]
This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymix.com website Primary Author: Matthew Brown @MatthewBrownAP This story includes details on the impacts of climate change that may be difficult for some readers. If you are feeling overwhelmed by this crisis situation here is a list of resources on how to cope with fears and feelings about the scope and pace [...]
By Stewart Dalby Back in the day, in June 2020. a group of AIM-listed-loss-making renewable energy companies for some reason saw their share prices starting ed to spike higher. This may have been because it was a nice sunny day and investors felt like lashing out. More likely, the price rises were because there was [...]
Tim Hipps/wikipedia This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymix.com Primary author Tim Radford Climate change could be about to rearrange the geography of the Winter Olympics. A new study has found that—if the world goes on as it ha-s, burning ever-greater quantities of fossil fuels—of the 21 cities that have already hosted the Winter Games, [...]
This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet @theenergymix.com website Primary author: Michael Grubb @MichaelGrubb9 Limiting climate change will require an unprecedented global movement to make low-carbon technologies the norm. Yet in many places, transitions to clean energy technologies have succeeded far beyond expectations, writes Michael Grubb, professor of energy and climate change at University College London, [...]
By Stewart Dalby In recent years I have spent a lot of time being involved in the issue of British energy supply policy by writing about it and interviewing some of the key figures involved in the matter. So I felt confident last September that I could tell my friends and neighbours that most of [...]
Seabird hovers over ocean waste This article first appeared on the https://climatenewsnet@theenergymix.com website story includes details on the this story includes details on the impacts of climate change that may be difficult for some readers. If you are feeling overwhelmed by this crisis situation here is a list of resources on how to cope with fears [...]