Low Carbon Energy
Solar power reached new heights in Europe last summer
Sweltering sunny days came in handy for Europe's solar industry, which recorded several new heights.
Urban haze reduces the effectiveness of solar panels
Haze in cities reduces the effectiveness of solar panels, scientists have demonstrated.
France’s first floating wind turbine powers up
Floatgen is expected to herald lots of offshore wind turbines of its kind off the coasts of Europe.
MIT study charts “Future of Nuclear Energy”
The formidable task of decarbonizing globally while maintaining energy generation levels will require sound forward-thinking policies and creative solutions.
Powering up for climate change: Finland banks on nuclear
This past summer heatwaves wreaked havoc across much of northern Europe. Temperatures soared to around 30℃ in the Arctic Circle. Norway experienced a record 33.5℃ one day in mid-July. Finland recorded its hottest July ever. Swathes of greenery shriveled, while rivers
Methane-guzzling bacteria could help us fight climate change
Bacteria that live in the soil and oxidize methane play an important role in capturing much of the greenhouse gas.