Read about "#efficiency #reserves" today:
https://archive.ph/R3ela
That's definitely my #euphemism of the day.
Imagine someone saying:
"It's a good thing that in our company we have some strategic efficiency reserves that we can tap into to boost productivity in times of need."
It's so nonsensical, I love it.

On a side note: German minister for energy Katherina #Reiche is an absolute disgrace. Every day she's in office is (in the best case) a missed chance to drive #renewableenergy and #sustainability . Most days she seems to be more busy undermining the transition to #greenenergy (thus shoving money to her previous employers) than doing anything more sensible (like playing #minesweeper ).

Carnet de bord n°5 : Overcoming barriers to a clean energy future in the Global South

So, what are these barriers ?

The panelists mentioned 3 : lack of dough + lack of policies and regulation + lack of public sector investment (80% of investment in the Renewable Energy sector is private).

If you don't know already, it's interesting. But...

Lire la suite : https://evawissenz.com/What-are-these-barriers?s=mt

#renewableenergy #socialjustice #cleanenergy

The Halfway Mirage: Renewable Capacity vs. Systemic Reality

Renewable energy capacity reached 49.4% globally in 2025, but fossil fuel generation also increased. See why this matters for your energy bills and the environment.

#RenewableEnergy, #FossilFuels, #EnergyTransition, #GlobalPower, #ClimateChange

https://newsletter.tf/global-renewable-capacity-vs-fossil-fuel-generation/

"Frankfurt Airport would need a hydrogen truck arriving every 44 seconds to meet its fuel demands. Alternatively, we could build two to three nuclear reactors at every major airport to produce hydrogen on-site."

#ArnesBiogradlija, 2025

https://energynews.biz/the-hydrogen-aviation-hype-interview-with-bernard-van-dijk/

OR, all that empty green space around the airport could be covered in solar panels, and an electrolysis plant built there to turn that solar energy directly into hydrogen.

(1/?)

#GreenHydrogen #hydrogen #RenewableEnergy

Global renewable energy capacity is now 49.4%, but fossil fuel generation went up too. This is different from last year's trend.

#RenewableEnergy, #FossilFuels, #EnergyTransition, #GlobalPower, #ClimateChange
https://newsletter.tf/global-renewable-capacity-vs-fossil-fuel-generation/