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Inaccurate inferences, EVs 33% cheaper and are scientists trustworthy?
- 15:1 return on investment
- Inaccurate inferences
- Is this us? Do you trust climate scientists?
- 94% of businesses reporting climate change losses
- EVs 33% cheaper to run – before the oil crisis
- Trading activities accounting for 20% of global emissions
- Best EV for longevity is ……
NZ has best performing ports, calculating sports travel emissions and free cooling
- Only a matter of time
- NZ best in the region for in port shipping emissions
- Climate funds attracting record private capital
- Away fans’ emissions impact illuminated
- Free cooling
- Sunscreen for train tracks
- Did you know …….
2.31:1 benefit ratio, fast charging without the infrastructure and uplifting efficiency
- 2.31:1
- Faster charging without infrastructure upgrades
- COP31 gearing up
- Less hard to abate
- On site generation without combustion or emissions
- Food waste boosts heat transfer 96%
- Did you know …….
Electric trucks prove their worth, the PV waste opportunity and naughty royals
- Electric trucks prove their worth
- Energy to waste to dollars
- Carbon capture disappoints
- Inefficient Royals
- Contact sweeps Excellence Awards
- Jargon buster: Climateflation
The AI balance, combatting energy hardship and climate whiplash
- More harm than good
- Effectively combatting energy hardship
- No surprises
- NY ♥ TEN
- Cowboy risks
- Solving your own problem
- Hydrogen at less than US$1 a kilo
- Jargon buster: Climate whiplash
Fluffy reports, CBAMs expanding and a cool space
- Fluffy reports
- Border carbon adjustments update
- Fleets turning backs on ICE vehicles
- Plug and play hybrid heavy trucks
- SAF plant costs slashed 50%
- A lightbulb moment
- Only in Japan
Emissions increasing, biogas potential and learning from pachyderms
- Emissions to increase
- Electricity prices falling in Australia
- Biogas potential
- Battery storage charging ahead
- Climate Active to wind down
- 3.3 million years in the making
- Defying the laws of physics
- Nature knows best
An ETS that works, mobile emissions and the India FTA
- An ETS that works
- Action on electrification
- How does the India FTA stack up for the climate?
- Chart of the week
- Emissions reductions on the go
- Everyone’s getting squeezed
- Plastic fantastic
Energy policy can boost GDP, EV longevity and a new iron age
- Could business energy policy boost GDP by $8bn?
- Newer EVs stand the test of time – but look after them
- The risks of offshore CO2 storage
- Biggest RTC storage facility announced
- NZ storage lagging
- Three degrees
- A new iron age
- Did you know …..
NZ on the outer, fire emissions down and a quantum leap
- Fire emissions lowest in twenty years
- NZ MIA (missing in action) - again
- The business benefits of efficiency
- A quantum leap in energy savings
- Could Kiwirail diversify into generation?
- A new fan car
Climate anxiety, sodium storage comes of age and the architecture of ants
- European heatwave temperatures impossible 50 years ago
- US pressures World Bank to drop targets
- Renewables cover electricity demand growth
- Renewable costs continue to fall
- I’m worried about it but you aren’t
- Sodium storage hitting the shelves
- Carbon negative building mix
- Insect inspiration
Inaction costs, long duration storage and heat cancels climate event
- Inaction doesn’t pay
- Corporates heading for 3.2
- Green economy tops $18 trillion market cap
- Just how much do the super-rich cost?
- Green skills remain in high demand and gender biased
- The Dutch alternative
- Europe turning to long term storage
- Sand battery explainer
- Storing light in a bottle
- Irony of the week