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Solar panels  are an effective way to cut your  carbon footprint  as well as your expenses. To entirely exploit the available solar energy, the solar panels must operate at an optimum level.

New technology which uses ocean waves to generate  electricity  could help power thousands of homes and businesses for a reduced cost, scientists have said.

A growing number of companies believe using kites and drones is a viable way to harness the stronger and more consistent high-altitude winds. Could this tech release wind power's full potential, or will it always remain a niche solution?

The planet’s  climate crisis  still rages on, but there is some hope on the horizon. April 2019 is on track to become the first month in US history that more electricity was generated by the renewable energy sector than coal-fired plants.

Climate change is having a serious impact on economic growth across the world — and it's worse for poor countries that already had a lot of catching up to do, according to a new study.

The Mayor of London has introduced drastic new vehicle emissions standards to reduce toxic air pollution. This public health emergency is affecting 2 million Londoners and thousands are dying early each year because of poor air quality. The core of the new standards is the world’s first Ultra Low Emission Zone: drivers of older petrol or diesel cars face paying a new charge to enter the city centre.

In order to raise awareness on plastic waste pollution in the oceans, the World Bank has launched a new type of sustainable development bond. The World Bank said that 8 million tons of plastics are dumped into the ocean every year seriously harming the environment. With the sustainable development bond, $10,000,000 was raised by its sole distributor, Morgan Stanley.

Sydney has announced that it plans to shift fully to renewable energy, in order to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. The Australian city wants to meet all its electricity needs with renewable energy, so it will only purchase energy that is generated by wind or solar.

13% of respondents in Germany said they believe that electric cars could outnumber conventional cars within the next ten years, according to an international survey commissioned by E.ON. In a press release, E.ON pointed out that Germany is the most sceptical country about the success of e-mobility.

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