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Studies and Modelling

New research reveals the hidden $25 trillion cost of global energy and transport systems

The study found that the true cost of coal should be more than twice as high as current prices.

By Grant SchreiderMarch 2, 20210

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Studies and Modelling

How the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the end of global fossil power generation

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to strongly affect global energy systems.

By Grant SchreiderFebruary 10, 20210

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Studies and Modelling

Infrastructure is a key component to balancing climate and economic goals in developing countries

Developing nations have an opportunity to avoid long-term dependence on fossil fuel-burning infrastructure.

By Grant SchreiderDecember 17, 20200

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Studies and Modelling

Shuttering fossil fuel power plants for carbon-free electricity may cost less than expected

Plant closure deadlines can improve outcomes for workers and host communities.

By Grant SchreiderDecember 4, 20200

News

Canada unveils legislation to join over 120 countries in committing to net-zero emissions by 2050

How Canada plans to achieve this commitment remains a mystery.

By Derick LilaNovember 20, 20200

Studies and Modelling

Scientists quantify the regional social impacts associated with fossil fuel to renewable energy transition

Winners and losers of energy transition

By Grant SchreiderOctober 16, 20200

Streaming

How the U.S can actually transition away from fossil fuels in just 30 years — a complete road map

The U.S has an important role to play in global decarbonization.

By Editorial TeamSeptember 16, 20200

News

Uber commits $800m to help drivers switch to battery-powered electric vehicles by 2025

The company pledged that all electricity used to power those rides would be carbon-free by that year.

By Diana A. N.September 9, 20201

Studies and Modelling

Questioning conventional methods of calculating carbon emissions liability based on point source pollution

Their study shows that the prominent carbon emission bottlenecks in the U.S. are for transportation of oil and natural gas.

By Grant SchreiderAugust 26, 20200

Streaming

Journalists explain the mounting challenges the fossil fuel industry faced — even before the pandemic

Pandemic lands 'worst body blow' in modern history on fossil fuel companies

By Editorial TeamAugust 20, 20200

News

Reuters: problems plagued Texas based $1bn carbon capture and storage project before shutdown

The report finds that the plant suffered outages on 367 days since it started up in 2017.

By Diana A. N.August 7, 20200

News

Apple targets carbon neutrality across its entire business and manufacturing supply chain by 2030

The company has commitments from over 70 suppliers to use 100 percent renewable energy for Apple production

By Derick LilaJuly 22, 20200

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