Businesses, governments, and investors are ready to create a clean energy economy. In his State of the Energy Transition, @BillGates calls for collaboration to develop innovative, affordable, and accessible solutions to drive the transition. gatesnotes.com/Energy/2022-S…
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Cement production is one of the biggest polluters on the planet, but new technologies that eliminate emissions from the cement-making process have the potential to reduce 8% of all emissions. Two of our BE Fellows teams are working on these clean solutions:
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“Following the infrastructure bill, Congress must pass the Build Back Better Act to enable solutions that match the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.”
BE’s VP of U.S. Policy & Advocacy Aliya Haq shares why it’s critical to pass Build Back Better:nt-z.ro/3wXbbi1
Is It Too Late To Stop Climate Change? Well, it's Complicated. youtu.be/wbR-5mHI6bo via @YouTube – at Ipswich, MA
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🚨BREAKING: Our new economic impact study with @e4thefuture finds a $99.2 billion #cleanenergy stimulus would create 860K full-time jobs for at least 5 years, add $330 billion to U.S. economy. e2.org/reports/build-back-be…
Going to miss this man. The world could benefit from his counsel right now. Larry Rasky, legendary Boston PR executive and confidant of Biden, dies at 69 bostonglobe.com/2020/03/22/m… via @BostonGlobe – at Ipswich, MA
Another great BEV portco: Palm oil is found in 50% of all consumer products, but it has a huge carbon footprint. Synthetic alternatives could help. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @business
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Climatetech is on the rise! But what does it really mean? And, is it really the same thing as cleantech? Read the perspective from our own
@evdillon
#venturecapital #climatechange #cleantech #climatetech cleanenergyventures.com/clea…
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"This is a solvable problem." @CarbonCure (which I’ve helped fund through @btenergy Ventures) has developed an innovative way to reduce cement's carbon footprint: b-gat.es/2PprBfs
How to make concrete green
Construction materials are a major contributor to climate change. Here’s one company with a clever approach to embedding carbon dioxide in concrete.
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Experts discuss Grid Modernization - Session 3
Carl Imhoff, Pacific Northwest Nat'l Lab
@DrChrisClack @VibrantCE
Charlie Smith, #EnergySystemsIntegrationGroup, #IEEE
Mike Hyland, #AmericanPublicPowerAssociation
Roger Rosenqvist, #ABB
Brian Gemmell @nationalgridus - Moderator
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Looking forward to welcoming our members to the WIRES 2019 Summer Meeting 7/31-8/1 in Portland, OR and hearing from our keynote speaker the Hon. Elliot Mainzer, Administrator @bonnevillepower #gridmodernization #transmissionproud
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Brian Gemmell, WIRES president, opens the WIRES Summer Meeting where leading experts on #transmission are convening in #PortlandOR to discuss challenges & opportunities for grid infrastructure. #gridmodernization
Gov Gina Raimondo is killing it in offshore wind! Congrats @NECEC and @offshorewindus on a great OSW Summit @GinaRaimondo
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.@Gallup Poll shows during past 5 years many Americans have been changing their minds about #climatechange, and public is increasingly likely to believe the problem is real and significant: hbs.me/31Qsh1h @HarvardHBS @HBSAlumni
Tipping point: U.S. electricity generated by renewable energy is set to surpass that of coal for the first time in April and continue in May, according to @ieefa_institute cnn.com/2019/04/29/business/… @ENERGY #RenewablesRising
RMI making the economic case for de-carbonization: Drives me crazy that many in the media look only at costs instead of cost/benefit nyti.ms/2DjQuCv
Interesting take on the way commodities markets match climate model predictions @Noahpinion writes bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via @bopinion
Wow, don't hold back Michael Cohenl! Best read in a while: a.msn.com/01/en-us/BBU9tu6?o…
The problem with EIA projections! – at Ipswich, MA
Your Sunday treat. @EIAgov forecasts over the years for golobal wind and solar, US LNG imports and energy related CO2 emissions - and how they turned out. Good thing no one is basing their investment, policy or climate negotiation decisions on intelligence as bad as this!
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Get up to speed on the latest risk issues in clean energy development. REsurety CEO Lee Taylor joins Todd Alexander and Rob Eberhardt from Norton Rose Fulbright with a look at the latest developments for weather/fuel related risks for renewables. projectfinance.law/podcasts/…


















