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  • [New] Mexico What happened: Pemex, Mexico's public energy corporation, plans to reduce emissions by 30% over the next six years and become net-zero by 2050. New Lines Institute
  • [New] Continued delays to the updated climate change plan and further slippage in promised climate policies mean that the Climate Change Committee no longer believes that the Scottish Government will meet its statutory 2030 goal to reduce emissions by 75%. no2nuclearpower
  • [New] In the APS, power sector investments climb steeply to 2030, but the costs of replacing coal generation and the system services it provides with low-emissions sources are more than offset by the fuel cost savings from reduced fossil fuel demand in the longer term. IEA
  • [New] With target reductions of up to 50% direct operating costs and 100% in carbon emissions for the fully-electric powertrain, Surf Air believes the impact for other air operators around the world will be profound as the cost and environmental impact of flying is significantly reduced. Yahoo Finance
  • [New] Despite substantial emissions (96.4%) from energy-related sectors and a policy framework lacking gender and social inclusivity, Bangladesh recognizes the potential of renewable energy to enhance energy security and sustainability and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. PubMed Central (PMC)
  • [New] Sustainable shipping fuels could reach cost parity with fossil fuels as early as 2035 with the help of decisive emissions policy such as carbon taxes and emissions limits. MarketScreener
  • [New] As a carbon-free fuel capable of cleaning up many hard-to-abate sectors of the global economy, hydrogen will play an important role in future energy systems. H2TECH
  • [New] Austria's climate policy, a linchpin of Mission 2030, targets a substantial 36% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 2005 levels. MDPI
  • [New] The auto industry sided with the EPA, noting that carmakers are investing billions in going electric and that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a national priority. NPR
  • [New] Scotland is unlikely to meet its 2030 pledge to reduce emissions by 75%. Engineering and Technology Magazine
  • [New] The deployment of 1,200 Megawatts of nuclear power from SMRs SMRs in Saskatchewan between 2034 and 2042 would help achieve net-zero emissions in the provincial electrical grid. Ontario.ca
  • [New] SMR SMR technologies are feasible for remote mining applications in Ontario and could provide lower energy costs and emissions compared to diesel power. Ontario.ca
  • [New] As SaskPower works to achieve its goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, there is a strong potential for nuclear power from SMRs SMRs to play a significant role. Ontario.ca
  • [New] Between 2027 and 2055, the EPA rule will prevent more than 7 billion tons of climate wrecking carbon emissions. The Washington Post
  • [New] Heat pumps should be promoted as the primary technology for reducing carbon emissions from heating, with a target of 600,000 installations annually by 2028. GreenMatch.co.uk
  • [New] According to the International Energy Agency, 35% of the global emission reductions needed to reach net zero targets will need to come from emerging and future technologies, making it crucial to accelerate clean, affordable and resilient energy. Net Zero Technology Centre
  • [New] Adding a LEO-PNT constellation layer to the Galileo GNSS, combined with improved user receivers, will unlock new applications and economic growth while bringing essential environment benefits reducing CO 2 emissions through fuel saving and a more efficient energy network. MarketScreener
  • [New] Lowering Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions from hydrocarbon activities is the most cost-effective way to reduce emissions by 2030 compared to any other source in the global economy, and that 15% of energy-related emissions, or 5.1 billion mt of CO2e, stem from upstream and midstream activities. Energy Connects
  • [New] Renewable energy consumption will increase to 42% of the total consumption in 2030, greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced to 11.5% and the penetration of natural gas will reach 20% of the total supply of primary energy sources. Renewablesnow.com
  • [New] Aramco's strategy is driven by its belief that reliable and affordable energy supplies, including oil and gas, will be required to meet the world's growing energy demand, and that new lower-carbon energy supplies will gradually complement conventional sources. Aramco

Last updated: 24 March 2024



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