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War Calls for Europe’s Green Energy Transition

On: April 21, 2022

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced the EU and the United States to take real strides towards transitioning into green energy in the hopes of reducing their dependence on Russia’s fossil fuel exports. Did it have to take a war for governments to take green energy seriously?Continue Reading

Does Driving an Electric Car Decarbonize the Economy?

By: Vignesh Sivaprakasam

On: March 7, 2021

In: Economics

What’s the greenest drive to work—especially if it’s relatively close by? With an evolving electric car economy, substituting your conventional car for an electric car and driving it daily for as long as possible (especially with a low-carbon intensive grid mix) seems the way to go. But what is the true impact of this?Continue Reading

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