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Energy in Demand
The focus of this site is the low carbon energy transition. The purpose is to share information, highlight issues, drive momentum and especially, to share thinking. I strongly encourage readers to react and to add your own ideas and perspectives.
Rod Janssen, Editor

This Week’s Posts

  • With planned increase in offshore wind turbines, ocean engineers must think ecologically to help species live and evolve through the difficult decades ahead
  • The global risks from toxic pollution and climate change are highly correlated and should be jointly analysed in order to inform and better target efforts to reduce or mitigate both risks
  • A creative way behavioural insights could be applied to COP26
  • Blog from Jane Marsh: Biofuels Enabling Companies to Set Emission-Free Delivery Goals
  • Canada, as a fossil fuel exporting country, has a crucial role to play in the global fight against the climate crisis
  • Delegates to IPCC Working Group 1 finalising summary for policymakers
  • More than 100 companies removed from global gold standard corporate sustainability scheme for failing to set climate goals in time
  • How much climate change harms economies will depend a lot on how financial regulators and central banks react
  • With heat being an emergency for cities globally, Athens becomes the second city to appoint a chief heat officer to find ways to cool the city, beyond the obvious air conditioning in buildings
  • Most people in Scotland are ‘in the dark’ over what net-zero means for them

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