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AI Could Cut Emissions by up to 5.4 Billion Tonnes a Year

AI Could Cut Emissions by up to 5.4 Billion Tonnes a Year

by Dominic Shales | Jun 28, 2025 | News

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often portrayed as a looming disruptor, raising fears about energy consumption, ethics and surveillance. But a new peer-reviewed study published in npj Climate Action suggests AI might just be one of the most powerful tools available to...
Solar Gasoline-Powered Harley Shows Future Direction

Solar Gasoline-Powered Harley Shows Future Direction

by Dominic Shales | Jun 5, 2025 | Technologies

A pioneering road test of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle powered entirely by solar gasoline signifies a major milestone in green transportation. It demonstrates the potential for solar fuels to power existing vehicles and revolutionise sustainable mobility at industrial...
Rethinking Gravity: RheEnergise Brings Pumped Hydro to the Hills

Rethinking Gravity: RheEnergise Brings Pumped Hydro to the Hills

by Dominic Shales | May 26, 2025 | Spotlight

Pumped hydro has long been a workhorse of energy storage, reliable, proven, and capable of delivering grid-scale capacity. But traditional pumped hydro comes with a catch: it needs mountains and lots of water. That’s the limitation RheEnergise wants to remove. The...
Climate Tech Investment in 2025: Reset, Resilience and the Rise of Strategic Backers

Climate Tech Investment in 2025: Reset, Resilience and the Rise of Strategic Backers

by Dominic Shales | May 20, 2025 | Business

Despite headlines of downturn and funding fatigue, the latest data from Net Zero Insights tells a more nuanced story about climate tech investment in 2025. In an interview with Climate Solutions News, Sofia Esteves, Head of Market Insights at the climate data firm,...
Losing Sight of the Sky: Why Data Cuts Threaten Climate Innovation

Losing Sight of the Sky: Why Data Cuts Threaten Climate Innovation

by Dominic Shales | May 19, 2025 | Spotlight

Atmospheric science rarely makes front-page news. But for Kelly Wanser, Executive Director of SilverLining, the current crisis unfolding in the United States and United Kingdom should be raising alarm bells far beyond the weather-watching community. “We’re seeing...
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