Decoupling growth from carbon emissions in NRW
To decouple growth from carbon emissions EnergyAgency.NRW has begun trialing a carbon reduction program with enterprises from energy-intensive industries.
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Energy efficiency in California’s buildings
California’s energy efficiency standards for new buildings have saved consumers billions of dollars and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Read analysisKorea’s smart grids for water and energy
Korea is embarking on smart grids of the future for its water and energy supply with numerous economic and environmental benefits.
Read analysisInvesting in green climate adaptation solutions
Investing in green climate adaptation solutions is critical in protecting cities from flooding while restoring ecosystem health.
Read analysisDeveloping the UK’s smart grid
The UK’s smart grid will see 53 million smart meters being installed by 2020 enabling the country to transition towards a low carbon, energy-secure economy.
Read analysisRotterdam’s clean energy goals
Rotterdam has launched its Programme on Sustainability & Climate change to make the city healthy and future-proof. Read about the city’s clean energy goals.
Read analysisMitigating bio-energy-food nexus pressures
There is potential for bio-energy to trigger global food insecurity. Read how countries are implementing policies to reduce bio-energy-food nexus pressures.
Read analysisMelbourne’s urban forest of the future
Melbourne’s trees face multiple challenges to their survival. Read how the city is implementing a strategy to create an urban forest of the future.
Read analysisDemand management reducing energy-water nexus pressures
Regions of the U.S., and overseas, are facing energy-water nexus pressures. Read how utilities are implementing demand management strategies.
Read analysisThe Nordic Eco-label successful 25 years on
The Nordic Ecolabel is successful 25 years because of evolving criteria that accounts for resource efficiency, climate change and new chemicals.
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