Ports worldwide are vulnerable to extreme events, as the port infrastructure is inherently exposed to multiple elements.
Category: Climate Articles and News
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Extreme Temperatures Cause Asphalt to Release Harmful Emissions
A study finds that asphalt releases hazardous air pollutants when temperatures increase, especially during the hottest and sunniest periods.
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Green Steel Plant A Boon for Carbon Zero Steel Production
The first low-carbon steel pilot plant in Lulea, Sweden, has spurred other countries, such as Australia, to invest in green steel production.
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Electric Utilities are Hindering Transition to Renewable Energy?
A study of 3,000 electric utilities worldwide found that they are lagging and even hindering the global transition to renewable energy.
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Low-Carbon Infrastructure and Carbon Neutrality Asset Managers Must Factor In
Asset managers must include low-carbon options and carbon neutrality in infrastructure renewal, upgrades, and maintenance plans.
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Stories of Migrants in Australia Adapting to Climate Change
No strangers to climate change, these migrants in Australia are adapting again, using the knowledge they gained in their native country.
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South Korea’s Carbon Emissions and Renewable Energy Efforts
South Korea attempts to achieve its green aspirations by incorporating more renewable energy into its electricity mix, reducing its emissions.
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V2G Technology and its Role in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation
Vehicle-to-grid technology can enhance the decarbonisation of transportation and optimise renewable energy to power the grid and EVs.
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The “Million-mile Battery” and its Impact on Decarbonisation
The million-mile battery will be a game changer, a big help to decarbonisation and the shift to renewable energy to mitigate climate change.
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Invercargill NZ is Trailblazing Renewable Heating System to Reduce Emissions
Invercargill NZ’s plan to invest in a renewable heating network project will improve the city’s air quality and reduce CO2 emissions.