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Posts tagged "climate change"

Cost or opportunity?

Oct 6, 2010

There's a story in the Independent this week that upgrades to the UK's electricity grid will cost £32bn, part of an estimated £200bn that will...

The (Wrong?) Road

Sep 20, 2010

The other evening I watched The Road, the post-apocalyptic movie based on a novel by Cormac McCarthy. The plot involves the attempt by a father...

Are you ready for climate change?

Aug 16, 2010

Russia is burning (and choking), Pakistan is drowning - major humanitarian disasters which are likely to be in part due to climate change as Pakistan...

We all must go Beyond Petroleum, not just BP

Jun 7, 2010

Finally BP seem to be getting a grip, quite literally, on the source of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. But with its stock value...

TED: The Science behind a Climate Headline

Mar 5, 2010

This TED talk was given last summer before the CRU/IPCC furore and it gives an insight into how painstaking the science behind climate predictions actually...

Reminder – Webinar tonight

Feb 23, 2010

Date: 23 Feb 2010Time: 5pm GMTTo register click here.

Free Webinar: Climate Change and Business Success

Jan 20, 2010

Date: 23 Feb 2010Time: 5pm GMTTo register click here.I'm co-presenting this Earthcast (hosted by my publishers Earthscan) with Paul Lingl and Deborah Carlson from The...

IPCC Red Faced Over Glacier Statement

Jan 19, 2010

I'm extremely angry with the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Their job is to assess the state of the science across a wide range...

Crunch time in Copenhagen

Dec 18, 2009

Looking on from afar, it is hard to judge how the climate change negotiations are going - for every 'breakthrough' story there is a counterbalancing...

How to settle the climate debate…

Dec 4, 2009

A bit of fun for a Friday to get us ready for Copenhagen next week* - "Al Gore" and "Christopher Monckton" have a rap battle...

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ember_energy Ember @ember_energy ·
28 May

Renewables overtook coal in global power generation in 2025. Coal's share dropped to LESS THAN A THIRD of global electricity for the first time 📉

Coal generation fell most in China and India, while the US saw coal rise to replace gas-fired electricity.

https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/global-electricity-review-2026

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