I look forward to sharing some of my experiences and what Iβve learnt from others around this topic and engaging with you about your thoughts on here. (10/10)
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* Getting the pacing right;
* Being resilient and not giving up;
* Training with purpose;
* Preparation and planning; and
* Analysing the data.
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Encouraging to see the #EUs#greenhousegas emissions fell by 5% last year continuing a trend of declining emissions. Still some way to go with the EU committed to cut net #greenhousegas emissions 55% by 2030, from 1990 levels. https://t.co/jQLdKGmX1e
#Europe can produce 111 bcm/year of #biomethane by 2040 This represents over 30% of the #EU gas consumption in 2022. @European_Biogas https://t.co/sW4YPl5G4T
Investment in clean energy is significantly outpacing investment in fossil fuels.
#Renewables, led by solar, and EVs are leading the increase in #cleanenergy investment in 2023 @IEA
https://t.co/45q9Rxa14c
Interesting hearing @samadlen talk about how 80 UK organisations are working together on the Space Energy Initiative to make space based solar power, which is technically and economically feasible, real
#Cleantech
At @_innovationzero conference at Olympia listening to Minister of State for Net zero @grahamstuart talk about needing an integrated, innovation led approach to #NetZero
The scale of the global #energytransition is massive and ramping up at pace. It's presenting a huge challenge and huge opportunity. Some interesting analysis in this stocktake report from the @iea
https://t.co/LADeL25T4y
Clean energy technology manufacturing is developing fast, with new projects announced by the day.
Our report provides an update on the latest announcements for 5 key technologies:
1οΈβ£ Solar PV
2οΈβ£ Wind
3οΈβ£ Batteries
4οΈβ£ Electrolysers
5οΈβ£ Heat pumps
More β https://t.co/fqZCAvAtCr
If what's happening in Spain temperature-wise is anything to go by 2023 looks like another scarily hot year, way above average. In 2022, on average, global temperatures were 1.2C above the 1850-1900 average.
https://t.co/qmAaCYabPc #ClimateCrisis@guardian