Happy 4th of July from ALLY Energy! As we celebrate freedom and independence today, we're reminded of the innovative spirit that built our nation. That spirit fuels our commitment to a brighter, more sustainable future at ALLY Energy. Today, we're supporting the Houston Energy & Climate Week Unity Commitment. Read it and sign it - https://lnkd.in/gCRnUe-H Here's to sparking positive change together...
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Metrus Energy is proud to be part of the DOE's Better Climate Challenge—an offshoot of the its Better Buildings Initiative—which seeks a 50% reduction in GHG over 10 years. Metrus is one of over 165 partners—and one of the first financial services companies—to demonstrate climate leadership by setting and reporting on ambitious portfolio-wide decarbonization goals. View the initiative's 2023 Progress Report here: https://lnkd.in/dWVF4wy. ** Also, keep an eye out for Metrus' fourth annual Impact Report—unique in our industry—which provides a 360-degree view of how our business impacts the environment.
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Brazil can build on its diplomatic strengths to facilitate global cooperation and partnerships for clean energy. The country has a long history of fostering international collaboration, notably the 1992 Rio Summit, which delivered a new blueprint for international action on environmental and development issues including the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Today, Brazil’s low-emissions energy sector and large resource base provide the right conditions for developing industrial clusters alongside other countries, which will be key for transitions to net zero emission
🗣 “Brazil is a frontrunner in clean energy transitions: among the world’s largest economies, it boasts the lowest share of fossil fuels in its energy mix” Our new commentary from IEA Analyst Tomás Bredariol looks at key opportunities for Brazil to lead the global energy & climate dialogue. Read more ➡️ https://iea.li/4f8PUaU
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Congratulations and huge thanks to Taylor Chapman, Gabriel Malek and Deanna Zhang for their development and delivery of an incredible report on the state of Houston's Climate Tech Ecosystem. This report highlights the incredible growth our Houston ecosystem has seen in the last few years as well as its potential to really accelerate the energy transition. It also shines the light on some of our biggest challenges and offers very tangible actions to help Houston continue to grow as a hub of energy & climate tech innovation. Also, a big shoutout to HETI supporter and partner - Vinson & Elkins for helping produce and deliver this fantastic report. What excites me most about Houston's potential to lead the global transition to a low-carbon, energy abundant future is the passion of our people to show the world that Houston can and will remain the energy capital of the world - by working collaboratively across all sectors, segments, industries, and communities. #climatetech #energytransition #lowcarbonenergyabundantfuture https://lnkd.in/gqzhtWK4
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🗣 “Brazil is a frontrunner in clean energy transitions: among the world’s largest economies, it boasts the lowest share of fossil fuels in its energy mix” Our new commentary from IEA Analyst Tomás Bredariol looks at key opportunities for Brazil to lead the global energy & climate dialogue. Read more ➡️ https://iea.li/4f8PUaU
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Climate Change, Disaster Risk, Resilience and Sustainability Practitioner | Global Mentor | Certified BERDE Professional | Columnist
Thank you, Climate Tracker Asia, for featuring our recent visit to Baku, Azerbaijan. In my column, All About Choices, in The Manila Times tomorrow (29 June 2024), I write: "While in Baku, Azerbaijan, we witnessed the launch of three RE [renewable energy] projects that will provide one gigawatt supply. These initiatives highlight the country's commitment to fostering a more sustainable and resilient energy system while navigating the complexities of global energy markets and climate policy."
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What lessons can Canada learn from efforts to move away from natural gas for new buildings in other parts of the world? On March 21, our director of policy Mathieu Poirier joins an expert panel to discuss what other jurisdictions are doing, what challenges they've run into, and how we can speed up the decarbonization of Canada's buildings.
Montreal, New York City, and Vancouver are the latest additions to a growing list of cities across North America banning natural gas in new buildings. Designed to combat rising building emissions by replacing oil and gas with zero-emission heating systems, the move has sparked both enthusiasm and outrage. Join us on March 21st as we discuss implications of a natural gas ban with: paul cheliak, VP of Strategy and Delivery at Canadian Gas Association Mathieu Poirier, Director of Policy at the Building Decarbonization Alliance Russell Unger, Principal of Carbon-Free Buildings at RMI. Mónica Vidal, Campaigns Coordinator, Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe Register now at the link below ⬇️
How Does a Natural Gas Ban Fit Into Canada’s Net-Zero Future? - The Transition Accelerator
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To make Colorado's climate goals a reality, WRA is paving the way for near-term market transformation. We are actively engaging in the debate and emphasizing the need for urgent decarbonization while empowering decision-makers to prioritize the well-being of all Coloradans. Discover more about our decarbonization plan in the latest edition of Field Notes! Link: https://lnkd.in/giZFU-Hc
Urgency and Action in Decarbonizing the West - Western Resource Advocates
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As world leaders gather in New York this week for Climate Week and the UN’s High Level Week, climate concerns have never been more important or urgent. The extreme weather events this year have rocked us all. The UK is committed to sustainable economic growth, investing billions into renewable energy, including with our most recent announcement to provide $2bn to help replenish the Green Climate Fund. The UK is home to the world’s four largest operational offshore wind farms. And in the first quarter of this year, nearly 48% of our electricity came from renewable sources – a new record for us. The UK will be very much a part of #ClimateWeekNYC, with leaders from government, business and civil society participating in the discussions on the climate action. Climate Group | Ben Brierley | Nick Murray | Sachi B. | Elspeth Carroll
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During last night’s state of the union address President Biden touted his administration’s investments in renewable energy as part of his goal to reduce emissions and fight climate change. Natural gas must be part of any serious plan to address climate change, and as the U.S. continues to move towards greater adoption of renewable forms of energy, there is an increased need for natural gas and its infrastructure to deliver reliable, secure and affordable clean energy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gCsQh9mb https://lnkd.in/eZi67BpU
E&E News: Biden pledges more climate action in annual address
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As world leaders gather in New York this week for Climate Week and the UN’s High Level Week, climate concerns have never been more important or urgent. The extreme weather events this year have rocked us all. The UK is committed to sustainable economic growth, investing billions into renewable energy, including with our most recent announcement to provide $2bn to help replenish the Green Climate Fund. The UK is home to the world’s four largest operational offshore wind farms. And in the first quarter of this year, nearly 48% of our electricity came from renewable sources – a new record for us. The UK will be very much a part of #ClimateWeekNYC, with leaders from government, business and civil society participating in the discussions on the climate action. Climate Group | Ben Brierley | Nick Murray | Sachi B. | Elspeth Carroll
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