Bike lanes aren’t about catering to existing cyclists, but about opening up access, independence and opportunity for those who can't drive. Cities investing in cycling are choosing to give more people the freedom to move through their communities.
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@Cornell, @Princeton, and @UVA are all in on district energy and have learned that aggregating their campuses' heating and cooling demand makes decarbonization achievable at scale. Read more in @SchoolBuildNews: https://t.co/Rf89jLjRH6
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“While biking around Delft, I passed mothers with children, women in heels heading to meetings, teenage girls riding together, female students going to university and grandmothers enjoying an afternoon ride. It wasn't just one or two women, but hundreds."
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Korean scientists unveil 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump prototype: Korean researchers have developed a 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump that uses waste heat at around 40 C to provide cooling for… https://t.co/hILqaSBXRg #Photovoltaics#EnergyStorage#RenewableEnergy
🗣️"In a volatile energy landscape, energy efficiency offers small & medium enterprises a practical way to strengthen resilience to future price shocks & enhance their long‑term economic competitiveness."
Read more in our latest commentary ➡️ https://t.co/o4rIpB84lw
🍺Cheers! Heat pumps aren't just for homes.
Heineken UK is putting an industrial heat pump network into its Manchester brewery, recovering waste heat from brewing to replace gas boilers.
Industrial heat is the next frontier.
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OUT TODAY: The take-off in African solar that official statistics can’t yet see
2026 is on track for +45% in solar installations, setting new records in 36 countries.
New methodology reveals 3/4 of growth is distributed solar, much of which is missing from official data..🧵