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Driverless and electric, or car-free? The cities cutting out cars, and why
Buildings & Transport

Driverless and electric, or car-free? The cities cutting out cars, and why

Author: Vanessa Bates It’s common consensus in the tech industry that the days of cars as we know them—powered by gas, driven by humans, and individually owned by all who want and can afford one—are…

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Deep decarbonisation of industry: The cement sector
Policy & Regulation • Circular Economy

Deep decarbonisation of industry: The cement sector

Headlines Fossil fuel combustion to meet heating needs accounts for 35% of cement’s CO2 emissions. The remaining 65% are due to direct process emissions, which must also be addressed. The biomass use…

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Innovative Pathways in Hydrogen Production: A Catalyst for Change in Clean Energy
Renewable Energy

Innovative Pathways in Hydrogen Production: A Catalyst for Change in Clean Energy

Current Landscape The global shift towards cleaner energy sources is no longer a distant ideal but a pressing reality. Hydrogen, recognized as a pivotal component in the clean energy transition, holds…

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Q&A: Why cement emissions matter for climate change
Policy & Regulation

Q&A: Why cement emissions matter for climate change

A builder directs wet concrete from a cement truck into the foundations of a large building. Credit: Peter Righteous/Alamy Stock Photo. First published here . If the cement industry were a country, it…

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