Playing for keeps: Is designing emotional durability the key to a circular economy?
We have too much stuff, and too much consumer detachment.But getting people to see material products as long-term is hard…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
We have too much stuff, and too much consumer detachment.But getting people to see material products as long-term is hard…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
Tomorrow’s conservationists and community leaders will help guide the future of the Earth’s sustainability as part of a global conference hosted by…
Previous attempts to limit plastic bags in the city have failed.
The legacy company is expanding to encompass renewable energy procurement and EV integration, but innovation can be hard.
Battery storage and green hydrogen – markets that are critical for India’s renewable future and energy security – could scale up rapidly in the country, bolstered by government policy and private company ventures, according to a new briefing note from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). “Grid-scale energy storage technologies will play a critical role in India’s decarbonisation journey, helping to integrate the 450 gigawatts (GW) of variable renewable energy capacity targeted by 2030 into the grid,” said, IEEFA analyst Kashish Shah. “The Government of India is giving the right push for the Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) market through production-linked incentive schemes, big battery storage capacity tenders and improving the market structure to be more competitive.”
Clean tech start-up Dsposal, has announced that it has been awarded a five-figure Government contract to help combat waste crime.
Shoppers will now have to pick tins and cans up individually rather than in packs. The initiative will be tested at 17 stores for four of the supermarket’s best-selling canned foods.