Cleaning up
Our newest article for Bunkerspot about challenges and opportunities related to decarbonisation of international shipping.
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Electrofuels for Shipping
Chile’s shipping industry could unlock investment in clean infrastructure worth up to $90 billion if its ships were to stop using fossil fuels and instead use “green” ammonia and hydrogen made with renewable energy, according to a new study commissioned by Environmental Defense Fund and released at the UN climate talks (COP 25).
Navigating Towards a Zero-Carbon Future
Last month, more than 60 shipping experts participated in an Environmental Defense Fund workshop that focused on the development of zero-carbon fuels for shipping.
New technologies are allowing business to tackle climate and clean air as one
For the most part, cities across the globe have led the efforts to deploy innovative solutions for tackling air pollution and climate together. But they can’t do it alone. Companies can invest in solutions that address air pollution, protect the climate, and add value to their business.
3 ways the UK Government can bring down the cost of EVs and make clean transport more inclusive
A new Environmental Defense Fund Europe report finds that targeted Government action to make EVs more accessible could help lower-income households save millions of pounds each year.
Change is coming, but is Europe’s natural gas industry ready?
“At the moment methane is the crucial business challenge for the oil and gas industry – and anybody concerned with finding a sustainable place for natural gas needs to be taking it seriously,” said Baroness Bryony Worthington on 6 Nov 2019. She was discussing Europe’s responsibility to eradicate climate-damaging methane emissions at the European Autumn Gas Conference in Paris.
A view of the prosperous future from the deck of a zero emissions ship
It’s 1 January 2050 and I am the eMayflower arriving into San Antonio port in Chile. As I sail along the coast in my approach to the port I pass banks of solar panels and giant wind turbines turning in the breeze and I know they are working to produce the fuel I will need for my return journey to Singapore – I run on “green hydrogen”, a fuel produced from new sources of renewable energy in Chile and other countries around the world.
New data: Pollution on track to exceed global health limits at four out of five Breathe London sites
New Breathe London data confirms a concerning trend: Air pollution across the capital remains dangerously high. Bold action at the national level is needed to cut pollution and create healthy, breathable cities.
Environment Bill Not Clear, Comprehensive Enough for England Air Pollution Crisis
EDFE statement from Baroness Bryony Worthington, Executive Director, on the Environment Bill.
