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Glass Industry: 16 Emerging Technologies for Energy-efficiency and GHG Emissions Reduction
The container and flat glass industries emit over 60 million tonne of CO2 emissions per year. The global increase in glass consumption and production will drive significant growth in the industrys absolute energy use and GHG emissions. Ongoing developments will likely include development of different processes and materials for glass production or technologies that can economically capture and store the industry's GHGs. In 2017, Cecilia Springer of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and I wrote a report that consolidated available information on emerging technologies for the glass industry with the goal of giving engineers, researchers, investors, glass companies, policy makers, and other interested parties easy access to access information on this topic. The information is scarce and scattered regarding emerging or advanced energy-efficiency and low-carbon technologies for glass industry that have not yet been commercialized. Please feel free to contact me if you have any question about this report. Youths_____. Visit the LBNLs website and IBSLs.
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Europe must choose a green future
Europe is making progress towards its energy transition at a rate few imagined ten years ago. The continent is now in a position to become the global leader in green energy. Europe is already a world leader in many green technologies, including onshore and offshore wind.
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Open now: The Energy Efficiency Barometer of Industry - a tool to enhance industrial energy productivity
The Industry Barometer originated in Germany and is collected semi-annually by the Institute for Energy Efficiency in Production. From now until the 30th of September, manufacturing companies across 88 countries once again have the opportunity to participate in and help grow the Barometer.
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Blockchain in the energy sector is moving forward - Key takeaways from the EventHorizon 2018
In 2016, investments in blockchain startups in the energy realm were five times larger in the US than in Europe. In the US, however, only 16 new companies have entered the field of energy blockchain in 2017. China is now the second largest market for.
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Why we need and take training?
In mid July, the Investor Confidence Project Europe will be holding its second round of training for industry and for street lighting. The protocols set out requirements for an investment package to be submitted by a project developer. A third-party Quality Assurance Provider.
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Why do you need energy storage monitoring?
DNV GL has acquired Green Power Monitor, which monitors 2300 facilities in over 51 countries. In the wind and solar business, Resource Panorama is an online data analytics service. IMPRESS is designed to create best practices for energy storage monitoring.
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The Gordian Knot of energy efficiency: A message to Europe's financial community
The Gordian knot is a knot that gave its name to a proverbial term for a problem solvable only by bold action. In 333 BC, Alexander the Great, on his march through Anatolia, reached Gordium, the capital of Phrygia.
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IoT - Equipped LED lighting systems enhance Energy Efficiency
US buildings need to switch to LED lighting systems and use the IoT for lighting and illumination. The prevailing benefit of LEDs is that they are far cheaper and last longer compared to traditional lights. switching to LEDs that use 75% less energy compared to incand.
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What’s next for industrial energy efficiency?
More companies are engaging in a holistic approach to their energy and carbon strategy. UK Government policies anchored by industrial strategy include ESOS (Phase 2 deadline is December 2019), CCAs, CCL and CRC. There is significant potential for UK businesses to save.
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This is the training material for the two ICP Industry and Energy Supply Protocols. It gives you a detailed view on how to use the Protocols, a best-practice guideline. The next training results in being listed on the ICP project developer.
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