Not exact matches
«We can do more looking at sustainability; we can do more with plastics moving them to
renewables; we can look at
how we impact the environment; we can make consumer convenience; we can
use innovation; we can be sustainable, and that's the great beauty
of packaging,» said Mars Global Petcare Packaging Sustainability Director Colin Yates.
Which is why Mandy Len Catron's Modern Love essay this week was so gratifying — the University
of British Columbia professor and author
of the just - released book
How to Fall in Love With Anyone,
used our
renewable marriage contract when moving in with her romantic partner.
I am a huge fan
of time - limited,
renewable marital contracts, which actually have a long, sometimes successful, history, and devote a chapter to it in The New I Do: Reshaping Marriage for Skeptics, Realists and Rebels (in fact, our contract was
used by Mandy Len Catron to draft a relationship contract with her partner, which she wrote about in a Modern Love essay and her new book,
How to Fall in Love With Anyone).
Which is why Mandy Len Catron's most recent Modern Love essay was so gratifying — the University
of British Columbia professor and author
of the just - released book
How to Fall in Love With Anyone,
used our
renewable marriage contract when moving in with her romantic partner.
How the UK can reduce its carbon emissions by increasing the
use of renewable energy sources is set to be outlined today by the government.
We're now looking at the world
of biology and asking
how to
use our tools to make a more sustainable world with a focus on biofuels and
renewable materials, for example.»
Under the supervision
of Ling Liang, a process engineer, she worked on figuring out
how effective lignin - derived ionic liquids, solvents
used in a variety
of renewable energy applications, would be for biomass pretreatment.
Inspired by growing up in Denmark and Iceland, Eliasson's
use of natural elements evokes an awareness
of the sublime world around us and
how we interact with it; his projects often point toward global environmental crises and consider art's power to offer solutions to issues like climate change and
renewable energy.
As part
of a group exhibition for the CONTACT Photography Festival, «Light and Shadow» also shows
how the
use of solar power and
renewable energy sources are helping to make a difference to the recovering nation.
There's no mention
of nuclear power and a pretty simplified summary
of how to end fossil fuel
use with today's
renewable - energy technologies.
«Everybody agreed that if we were going to get more than half
of our electricity in our country from
renewables by 2050 we were going to have to do things that we simply don't know
how to do today at all and fundamentally change the way we
use, generate and consume energy [relevant section here].
In addition, sub-groups are studying
how the postal sector could better utilize
renewable energies and
how to promote the
use of alternative vehicles for mail delivery.
This is important context for the thorny question
of whether, and
how, carbon emissions from burning bioenergy —
renewable energy made available from materials derived from biological sources (a category that includes both biofuels like ethanol and biomass like wood
used to generate electricity)-- should be included in prospective carbon taxes.
However,
using your very persuasive logic, if I could invest # 500 elsewhere (instead
of micro PV) and achieve 15 X more
renewable capacity in the world —
How would I do that?
Instead
of just reducing our energy consumption and
using renewable energy, we need to rethink
how we produce and distribute energy.
The report, titled «California's Energy Future — The View to 2050,» draws a series
of energy system «portraits» showing
how California can meet its ambitious emissions targets
using a combination
of measures and energy sources that may include electrification, enhanced efficiency, nuclear energy,
renewable energy sources, grid modernization, and carbon capture and sequestration (CCS).
This Google presentation was specifically titled «
How Technology Companies
Use Energy to Power Data Centers» and covered Google's (and other IT companies»)
renewable energy goals and business plans, not the subject
of climate change.
In the study, published in the Journal
of Power Sources, the UC Irvine team examined
how the intelligence
of plug - in electric vehicle (PEV) integration impacted the required capacity
of energy storage systems to meet
renewable utilization targets for a large - scale energy system,
using California as an example for meeting a 50 % and 80 %
renewable portfolio standard (RPS) in 2030 and 2050.
In the first quarter
of this year, one fifth
of all electricity
used in Britain was generated from
renewable sources: that's an indicator
of how far we've come and
how big the opportunity is.
«
Using state -
of - the - art smart metering technology, Mojo will be able to analyse customer usage data with a view to optimising energy
use and demonstrating
how households could benefit from
renewable energy technologies,» said the head
of Arena, Ivor Frischknecht.
Dr. Neni Moerniaeni, Sp.OG, Mayor
of Bontang City, Indonesia presented
how the city is
using waste to create energy in addition to
using more
renewable energy.
The point about the
renewables targets, surely, is
how to improve UK energy security through the increasing
use of renewable energy sources — which in turn reduces the impact
of our energy
use on the local and global environment... Transferring new technology to developing countries is another great idea — but that helps them meet their energy needs and
renewables targets, not ours... E
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The report then showed
how renewable energy could be
used to meet that new level
of demand, reducing and ultimately eliminating the need for imports.
This feat, according to the calculator, would require a series
of massive changes to
how we
use energy, such as a shift from fossil fuels towards nuclear and
renewables, and much wider
use of electric heat and transport.
Chairman
of Energy and Finance for New York State Richard Kauffman said, «New, clean energy technologies like power pedestals are a key component
of Governor Cuomo's Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase the
use of renewable resources, and show
how homegrown clean energy technology is helping us solve climate change and clean our air close to home.
CFACT energy policy advisor Marita Noon reveals
how Hillary Clinton has positioned herself on both sides
of the fracking issue — but her campaign for President emphasizes an end to all
uses of fossil fuels and a total reliance on so - called «
renewable» energy.
Making credible
renewable electricity usage claims is a technical deep - dive into corporate transparency and credibility, and shows companies
how to accurately describe their
use of renewable electricity.
When residents
of the Turkish village
of Büyükeceli decided to install a set
of solar panels to demonstrate
how renewable energy could be a viable alternative to the proposed nuclear power plant they are fighting, they first thought to
use the green electricity to power a local school.
Here's
how this could happen: Without
Renewable Alternatives, Liquid Coal Could Win the Day As world oil reserves begin critically depleting and the necessary investments aren't made to electrify the world's transportation fleet and a larger switch to renewable energy made, then it is likely that use of coal - to - liquids fuels (which have 40 % higher emissions than oil) w
Renewable Alternatives, Liquid Coal Could Win the Day As world oil reserves begin critically depleting and the necessary investments aren't made to electrify the world's transportation fleet and a larger switch to
renewable energy made, then it is likely that use of coal - to - liquids fuels (which have 40 % higher emissions than oil) w
renewable energy made, then it is likely that
use of coal - to - liquids fuels (which have 40 % higher emissions than oil) will rise.
Once everybody is
using the same connectors, what will matter most for electric car and plug - in hybrid owners will be
how «smart» the chargers & cars will be; for example, you could set it to charge only certain times
of the day or night, or to communicate with a smart meter to only charge when electricity is at a certain rate, or only when there's a surplus
of renewable energy on the grid, or to charge in a way that extends the life
of your battery pack as much as possible, etc..
I wonder
how long such an installation would take if we could institute two conditions: working at wartime speed to effect the transition (24/7, all available resources and industry drafted for the effort), and reducing energy expenditures to only the most essential in order to both reduce fossil fuel
use in the interim and reduce the number
of renewables facilities required (and minimize fossil fuel
use for their construction).
A team led by Stanford civil and environmental engineering professor Mark Z. Jacobson has projected the growth in energy demands through 2050, and then calculated exactly
how those needs can be supplied
using only
renewables, based on which
renewable sources
of energy are most feasible in the various States.
Paolo Frankl, Head
of IEA's
Renewable Energy Division, commented: «Given that global energy demand for heat represents almost half
of the world's final energy
use - more than the combined global demand for electricity and transport - solar heat can make a significant contribution in both tackling climate change and strengthening energy security, The IEA's Solar Heating and Cooling Roadmap outlines
how best to advance the global uptake
of solar heating and cooling (SHC) technologies, which, it notes, involve very low levels
of greenhouse - gas emissions.
We also
used DTE's own modeling tools to show
how a combination
of clean energy alternatives —
renewables, efficiency, and demand response — could meet DTE's power needs at lower cost while providing a more diverse, cleaner, and lower - risk portfolio
of energy resources.
One
of the difficulties with
renewable energy, like solar cells and wind turbines, is the problem
of how to store that energy for
use when the sun goes down or the wind stops blowing.
With a growing expectation that EVs will someday represent a significant share
of the car market, the government and utilities are
using this study and others to learn
how to manage growing electricity loads through maximizing the growing amount
of renewable energy on the grid.
The policy question:
how do Member States achieve their national targets under the
Renewables Directive if they must allow undertakings to
use imports
of green electricity as part
of their local obligations?
Here's a thought: instead
of focussing on burying millions
of tons
of emitted carbon,
how about retiring old coal fired plants and replacing them with
renewable energy, and
using the billions
of R&D dollars for CCS to support clean and green
renewable energy projects across the country?
How it will impact you: In recent years, cork, a
renewable material harvested from the bark
of cork oak trees, has resurfaced as a favorite for myriad
uses, and for good reason.