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New York City hosted the 14th edition of Climate Week 2022 (19-25 September), returning to its face-to-face format under the slogan Getting it done. As in previous editions, the event was presented as a platform for connection and dissemination, focusing on the fulfilment of climate goals and the need to increase the commitments made by companies, governments and organisations.
Decarbonisation of industry through electrification is essential to tackle climate change, use energy more efficiently and foster innovation. This is a crucial step towards a more sustainable and resilient future, so let's look at the best options to achieve this by assessing the various alternatives.
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Road transport logistics, fundamental to the global economy as it enables the transit of goods and products, has become one of the most polluting sectors. Faced with this challenge, electric trucks are emerging as the alternative for sustainable transport. Discover their growing role in road logistics and their contribution to the electrification of the economy.
Between 2020 and 2021, energy storage capacity in the US has tripled. As the grid transitions to renewable energy sources, it needs to be able to balance supply and demand. In this new scenario, what role does battery storage play?
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Changes in the way we produce and consume energy are driving significant innovations in transmission and distribution networks as well as in electricity storage, which provide a solid and reliable basis for electricity grids increasingly powered by renewable energy.
Efficient energy storage is a key pillar of the energy transition. In a context of accelerating decarbonisation, manufacturers are increasingly turning to sodium batteries, a cheaper alternative to the popular lithium batteries. This technology opens the door to the massification of affordable electric cars and the efficient storage of renewable energy. But how do they work and what are their advantages?
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Solar and wind energy have grown significantly on the electric grid over the last decade, but when the sun doesn’t shine and the wind doesn’t blow, green hydrogen can bridge the gap.
Carbon markets are internationally widespread economic instruments to encourage the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, such as CO₂, by the different sectors of productive activity.
