Germany could cover up to 100 terawatt-hours (TWh) of its annual energy needs with imports of green hydrogen via pipelines from neighbouring countries by the mid-2030s, covering a significant share of its projected demand, a study showed on Thursday. For more information: https://lnkd.in/dAAFwaYg #sustainability #sustainable #climatechange #environment #climate #climatecrisis #eco #renewableenergy #renewablepower #cleanenergyfuture #ces #power #projected #countries
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Transitioning to renewable energy is vital for addressing climate change, improving air quality, enhancing energy security, creating jobs, and promoting sustainable development. Watch how Bio2Watt uses organic waste to generate 30% of energy used at Plant Rosslyn in South Africa. This is a welcome innovation for a sustainable future. Video 📸@ bmwgroup #BioverseNG #Biodiversity #Renewableenergy #onewithnature SustyVibes Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) Germany
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Senior Policy Adviser on Climate Change, Sustainability and the Energy Transition based on renewables
I'm glad to be back in Bruxelles la to attend another edition of the European Sustainable Energy Week (#EUSEW2024). This year's policy conference focuses on net-zero energy solutions for a competitive Europe! Looking forward to meeting old friends and making new connections, while exchanging on these highly important and timely issues! #energytransition #climateaction #competition #Europe
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💡Water is a cornerstone for sustainable energy initiatives. As highlighted by the recent EP report, green hydrogen production, vital for decarbonization, demands significant water resources. ♻Embracing a sustainable energy future means thinking smart about water too. Finding the right balance not only makes our planet greener but also steers us towards a Water-Smart Society. 👁🗨Find out more in the report on 'EU development cooperation in support of access to energy in developing countries' released by the European Parliament: https://lnkd.in/dQawAP5Q #GreenHydrogen #WaterSmartSociety #Sustainability #EnergyTransition #SustainableEnergy #WaterSmart #GreenPlanet #waterstress #greenhydrogen
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Island nations like the Bahamas, Fiji, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu face a dire predicament. Rising sea levels and changing climate patterns threaten their very existence. Last week, they escalated their fight, challenging top carbon emitters in a Hamburg court, demanding that greenhouse gas emissions be recognised as marine pollution. But while courts decide the legal battle, action is already underway. Global OTEC, an ocean based renewable energy pioneer, is embarking on a groundbreaking mission to Fiji with a vision to replace diesel power with clean ocean energy. offering a beacon of hope for sustainable power. Here's an intriguing twist: Global OTEC is opening up a seat for this mission. ONE chance for someone to champion this cause even further. Who wouldn't want to step up and be a part of this opportunity and use their voice to amplify both the urgency and potential of this mission? #OTEC #renewableenergy #cleanenergy
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Bioenergy, like trees, is a major source of energy for cooking and heating in Africa.🌍 Mary Njenga, a Bioenergy Research Scientist for CIFOR-ICRAF, talks about what using trees for bioenergy means for climate change and sustainability. How can we balance renewable energy potential with environmental sustainability? 🔋 🔥 ↪️ https://bit.ly/3uONjA0 #Trees4Resilience
Mary Njenga on the possibilities of trees and bioenergy - #Trees4Resilience
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Recent article in BusinessDay Newspaper on Electric Vehicles. There is need for alternative energy for transport due to increasing fuel prices, environmental concerns, energy demand, etc. #electricvehicle #ev #Nigeria #oilgas #innovation #sustainability #Africa #environment #renewableenergy CEESOLAR
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Namibia's President, H.E. Dr Hage Geingob, echoed a resounding truth: energy transition isn't just a climate imperative; it's an economic opportunity. As our world strives for sustainability, shifting to cleaner energy sources becomes a catalyst for innovation and job creation. Embracing this dual potential, Namibia stands at the crossroads of a greener, more prosperous future. #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #GreenCapitalInvestment
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Helping businesses to connect with best in industry professionals in the energy and renewables sectors #recruitment #renewables #energy
New analysis has revealed that the #UK takes last place in the top five Western European economies on green investments. Canadian campaign group Greenpeace analysed the International Energy Agency (IEA) government energy spending tracker that looks at 2020-2023 and found that the UK spends less on green endeavours than #Germany, #Italy, #Spain and #France. The country also comes out worst when looking at per-capita #green energy spending, and it ranks worst for total spending on low carbon and efficient transport out of those countries, even though transport is the UK's largest emitting sector for greenhouse gas emissions. Click here to read more.... #renewableenergy #climatechange #sustainablefuture #decarbonisation #iea #europe
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Lithuania leads in energy efficiency! 📈 Latest report by International Energy Agency (IEA) spotlights Lithuania's exceptional strides in energy efficiency – a 12% increase, surpassing the EU average of 8%. Proudly ranking 5th in the EU for energy efficiency. 🌏 Amid global challenges, Lithuania remains committed to sustainability goals outlined in the National Energy and Climate Action Plan. 💚Join us in co-creating progress towards a sustainable future! #LithuaniaLeadership #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #ClimateAction #LithuaniaCoCreate #CoCreateSolutions
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"The main aim of energy progression, therefore, is recognizing the progressive character of energy use, implying that it has to happen gradually and in different stages. This, in essence, implies that, in all these stages, there should be adequate support at the national, regional and international levels through among others the availability of finances and technology to ensure that countries progress from one form of energy to another. With energy progression, we pay extra attention to the energy access challenges in developing countries; the role of fossil fuels in industrialization; the role of fossil fuels in urbanization; the role of fossil fuels in meeting the domestic energy demand from the anticipated population growth. We should ensure sustainability in developing extractive resources" Says our CEO, Dr Victoria R Nalule, MCIArb.
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