All publications by tag «CLIMAT»
2021, December, 23, 16:10:00
THE NEW EUROPEAN CLIMATE GUIDELINE
The CEEAG also feature dedicated sections for aid incentivising investments in flagship areas such as energy performance of buildings, and clean mobility, covering all transport modes.
2021, December, 23, 16:05:00
UAE CARBON INVESTMENT $3.6 BLN
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have decided to invest US$3.6bn to decarbonise ADNOC's offshore production operations in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
2021, December, 22, 12:05:00
GERMANY'S CO2 EMISSIONS UP
CO2 emissions from power generation thus rose by 13% in 2021, though remaining within the path of the Climate Protection Act.
2021, December, 21, 13:00:00
SWITZERLAND'S CLIMATE PLAN €2.8 BLN
Switzerland will made funding available for the development of charging infrastructure for electric cars, for the conversion of bus fleets to electric propulsion systems as well as for the coverage of risks related to the extension of thermal networks.
2021, December, 20, 12:20:00
GLOBAL CLIMATE POINTS: 50,000 YEARS
The important message is that the earth has experienced a major tipping point approximately every 50,000 years.
2021, December, 17, 12:30:00
NUCLEAR CLIMATE PROTECTION
Egypt is the second largest economy in Africa and its electricity production is heavily reliant on oil and gas. Mr El-Sisi thanked Mr Grossi for the support the IAEA has given Egypt in its nuclear programme.
2021, December, 16, 14:35:00
NUCLEAR POWER IS A KEY
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a global pioneer in innovation and a regional leader in using nuclear energy to meet its sustainable energy and climate action ambitions
2021, December, 16, 14:30:00
EUROPEAN CARBON NEUTRALITY
Specifically, the commission proposed to align the rules for the energy performance of buildings with the European Green Deal and decarbonise the EU's building stock by 2050.
2021, December, 8, 16:00:00
LOW-CARBON NUCLEAR POWER
"According to the report, not only would the early closure of nuclear power plants trigger an increase in consumer costs, it will also result in negative environmental impacts," noted Foratom Director General Yves Desbazeille.
2021, December, 8, 15:55:00
BRITAIN'S DIFFICULT WINTER
A cold snap would be very grim, especially as the government sold off gas storage, and the country only has about three days worth in reserve, less than other European countries.
