New research shows Europe’s 21% electrification rate lags behind China and costs citizens three times more for energy. Accelerating adoption could transform energy security and competitiveness across the continent.
A comprehensive climate assessment indicates global efforts to combat climate change are making progress but remain insufficient to meet critical temperature targets. The report highlights particularly slow progress in phasing out coal power despite renewable energy advances.
Global efforts to address climate change are showing measurable progress but continue to fall dangerously short of the pace needed to prevent the worst impacts of global warming, according to a new comprehensive report from a coalition of climate organizations. The analysis comes exactly ten years after the landmark Paris Agreement established the framework for international climate cooperation.
The Great Energy Divide Manufacturers in North America and Europe are charting fundamentally different energy courses that will redefine industrial…
While headlines have long been dominated by self-driving passenger vehicles, a quiet revolution in construction autonomy is demonstrating far greater…
