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Smart inverters, the humble key to a secure and profitable distributed energy future?

Smart inverters, the humble key to a secure and profitable distributed energy future?

Gabriela Herculano, Christopher Searle on 7 February 2021

Whilst the price of renewable energy has dropped dramatically in the last decade, overhauling our energy systems is about more than just economics. The expansion of renewable energy sources will challenge the capability of our grid-based electricity infrastructure to meet…
Heat Pumps: Towards sustainable heating

Heat Pumps: Towards sustainable heating

Gabriela Herculano, Shaila Leekha and Clémentine Pons on 26 January 2021

When we think about cutting global emissions in terms of energy, we often focus on the sources of production.  However, efficient use of energy can also significantly bring down emissions.  Currently, the building sector uses a third of all energy…
Interview with Dr. Mark C. Trexler

Interview with Dr. Mark C. Trexler

Gabriela Herculano on 25 January 2021

Interview with Mark C. Trexler, Climate Change PhD Scientist in Portland, OR, and founder of The Climatographers and The Climate Web Mark Trexler, as one would say, has a substantial and inspiring amount of experience. With more than 30 years…
Solar-powered electric car: Computerised power plant on wheels

Solar-powered electric car: Computerised power plant on wheels

Clementine Pons and Rina Cerrato on

Solar-powered electric car: Computerised power plant on wheels An encouraging start Solar vehicles are powered by the energy from the sun. They are equipped with photovoltaic cells that convert solar energy to electric energy which is then stored in the…
Floating solar: pushing the frontiers of renewables

Floating solar: pushing the frontiers of renewables

Clementine Pons and Rina Cerrato on 22 January 2021

You certainly have seen ground mounted solar PV or rooftops with solar panels. Now, imagine solar panels floating on water instead of being on the ground. Amazing, isn’t it? Well, floating solar (or floating photovoltaic, FPV) is an emerging trend…
The Case for Meat Alternatives

The Case for Meat Alternatives

Gabriela Herculano and Clementine Pons on 20 January 2021

The link between meat and CO2e accumulating in the atmosphere has been explained by scientists in detail. Land clearing, the use of fertilizers to replenish the soil for livestock grazing, and methane emissions burping cattle are big contributors to climate…
Who will own ½ of the wealth on the planet in 2030?

Who will own ½ of the wealth on the planet in 2030?

Gabriela Herculano on 27 December 2020

A fundamental shift in wealth creation and management is unfolding, and it is good news for sustainable investments iClima Earth is a London based Green FinTech co-founded and led by two women. Two women that grew up in emerging markets,…
The clock is ticking, so we need to focus on what matters and need to quantify impact

The clock is ticking, so we need to focus on what matters and need to quantify impact

Gabriela Herculano on 14 December 2020

Shifting the focus and Quantifying impact is needed as we only have 10 years left the defining decade The Paris Agreement entered into force in 2016 with the target of “Holding the increase in the global average temperature to well below…
The link between waste management, circular economy and solving climate change

The link between waste management, circular economy and solving climate change

Albina Stukalkina and Rina Cerrato on 26 November 2020

Introduction Currently more than 50% of all municipal solid wastes on the planet end up in a dump or landfilled1. These waste management practices contribute to the release of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere as anaerobic…
SPACs, the climate tech space and new sources of capital

SPACs, the climate tech space and new sources of capital

Gabriela Herculano on 13 November 2020

Investment required for climate change mitigation To meet the global commitment of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, so that society can limit global warming to 1.5°C, large investments into new technologies and companies are needed. IPCC estimates that the annual…
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