Mention blue hydrogen in a conversation about the #energytransition and you’ll get a mixed response. In the spectrum of hydrogens, blue hydrogen is produced from natural gas through a process that captures and stores the carbon dioxide. So some see it as a barrier to a cleaner

What’s next for the climate following the #COP29 climate finance deal? What kind of ‘unknown unknowns’ could Donald Trump trigger during his presidency? And how many zeros are in a trillion? Sam and Kira dig into this week’s energy transition talking points. Full episode:

The International Court of Justice will issue a legal opinion on what obligations countries have when it comes to climate change after a large group of countries led by the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu requested it. Initial hearings begin today, before the opinion itself is

📣Don’t miss the latest episode of FORESIGHT Climate & Energy podcast, where Bioenergy Europe’s Policy Director, Irene di Padua , joined Sam Morgan to explain the key role of #bioenergy for the EU’s transition to #netzero Find out more here 🔗foresightmedia.com/story/sDLNB9lj…

The new European Commission officially started work on 1 December, but it comes at a difficult time for the European Union with increasing pressure to bolster competitiveness and security. Cillian O'Donoghue from electricity industry group Eurelectric and luke haywood from the

The city of Bristol has signed a major partnership with the private sector to help achieve its climate neutrality goal. James Sterling of Ameresco joins Sean Goulding Carroll on the Urban Report to discuss the venture “Bristol City Leap” Download our award-winning app and enjoy

Digitalisation provides companies and consumers to build a better overview of the energy system as the world rolls out more distributed, variable renewables. On this special, live recording of Watt Matters, Kira Taylor looks into how the digitalisation of energy assets is

Aviation and shipping are responsible for around 5% of global emissions. Efforts are underway to reduce and price pollution generated by the two sectors but a lot of work still needs to be done. If mechanisms are designed well, planes and ships could not just cut their emissions

The energy crisis that started in 2021 showed the vulnerability of Europe’s gas supply. There are now new shocks, including a drop in Russian supplies to Austria and further decreases expected as a transit deal through Ukraine finishes at the end of the year. Leo Lehr from

Adrian Hiel, from Energy Cities, discusses how embracing geothermal to heat our homes can support Europe's efforts to end its reliance on Russian gas. He also sets out what he would like to see from the new European Commissioner for Energy and Housing. Full Article:

Why is an ongoing landmark court case so essential for climate justice? Will Europe manage to address competitiveness and energy security? And what does the Jolt team want in their advent calendars? Sam Morgan and Kira Taylor dig into this week’s energy transition

European countries made great progress in 2024 on phasing out coal power from their energy systems. But there are still calls for coal to be kept in the mix to provide backup power during winter. Thomas Lewis, energy policy coordinator at NGO Climate Action Network Europe, joins

Cristina Pricop from Friends of the Earth Europe says the hype around hydrogen has prolonged fossil fuel dependency in Europe and distracted from more viable decarbonisation solutions like direct electrification and energy efficiency. Download our award-winning app and enjoy

The European Union’s new carbon border tax, the CBAM, has nearly completed the first year of its trial period, as it edges ever closer to full operation in 2026. Elisabetta Cornago, energy and climate expert at the Centre for European Reform, joins Sam Morgan in our 250th

Switching to low-carbon urban transport could help reduce emissions and air pollution in cities, but is it cost effective? Maria Tsavachidis, from EITUrban Mobility, an initiative to inform and accelerate the transition to sustainable city transport joins Sean Goulding Carroll on The

Insurer’s relationships with the energy transition already go beyond issuing policies and providing payouts, but there are calls to take things to a new level Article by Jason Deign Full Article: foresightmedia.com/story/sdq0cho3… Download our award-winning app and enjoy access to all

Europe wants to increase the amount of renewables in its energy mix to 42.5% by 2030. This will help reduce emissions, cut prices and boost its energy security. However, it’s missing out on boosting the capacity and efficiency of its existing wind farms by replacing old turbines.

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There's a lot of #DataCentres today that are already net carbon zero or do not contribute to the carbon problem that we have. Listen about the benefits of using #AI #ArtificialIntelligence to maximize #EnergyEfficiency in this podcast by FORESIGHT Climate & Energy. sie.ag/vUenA