Saving Arctic Sea Ice: Can Technology Reverse the Crisis?
The Arctic’s sea ice is melting faster than ever before, reaching historic lows. Recent findings from NASA and the Copernicus Climate Change Service have confirmed the worst fears of climate scientists: this winter, Arctic sea ice hit its lowest maximum extent in...
Hurtigruten Developing World’s Most Energy-Efficient Cruise Ship
Hurtigruten has completed a key phase of testing for its Sea Zero project—an ambitious plan to launch the world’s most energy-efficient cruise ship by 2030. The testing took place at SINTEF Ocean’s facilities in Trondheim, Norway, using a scale model to refine the...
EcoDataCenter Secures €450 million to Advance Sustainable Data Centre Solutions
Swedish firm EcoDataCenter has raised €450 million through its owner, Areim, to expand its network of green data centres. The funding adds momentum to the company’s mission to make digital infrastructure more climate-friendly. EcoDataCenter opened its first site in...
3D Printing Could Be Climate-Friendly Way To Circumvent US Tariffs
As a new round of tariffs comes into force under a Trump administration directive, economic theorist Jeremy Rifkin is offering a surprising antidote: 3D printing. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is expected to unveil a “reciprocal tariff” schedule, targeting...
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