Links of the Week
LINKS OF THE WEEK: Feb 12, 2024
Interesting stats on EVs and energy use in the US, developments in wind and tidal power, a plastic recycling microfactory, and an "unprecedented collapse" in EU fossil fuel generation.
Energy
From the moment we first figured out how to harness the power of fire, we humans have relied on energy to make our lives easier, tastier, and more comfortable. Now we're in the middle of our next big energy transition away from sources that no longer serve us to a new paradigm intended to dramatically reduce our impact on the planet.
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Energy
Scientists say they've developed a process for transforming methane into green hydrogen and carbon
File this one under "good news if true!"
Energy
NYT: The Clean Energy Future is a Battle for Hearts and Minds
Sounds like the key to winning people over is to appeal to their values & wallets.
Energy
Study: Clean energy can fuel the future and promote economic development
Recent research shows that renewable resources come with few drawbacks and a whole lot of benefits.
Energy
US moves one step closer to getting more clean energy on the grid
Now they just have to build eleventy-billion miles of transmission lines to get everything connected.
Transportation
Hydrogen-powered planes: the future of flight?
US companies have successfully test flown hydrogen-powered planes that could seat as many as 40 passengers – and they say they're just getting started.
Energy
RENEWABLES: Good for the environment, workers & the economy
When people tell you it's the economy OR the environment, don't believe them.
Energy
Spain becomes first “top 5” EU country to generate 50% power from renewables
AND their power prices are 34% lower than in France.
Energy
Australian company turning old coal power site into clean energy hub
Seems like a lot of coal plants are being repurposed for green energy these days...
Energy
Switching from gas to electric heaters could save billions
Researchers in Australia say electric water heaters could do the work of 2 million home batteries.