jonas moberg retweeted
Fortescue is disappointed by the delay in adopting the @IMOHQ’s Net-Zero Framework — a landmark proposal that would have set global shipping on a clear course toward decarbonisation.
After years of negotiation and broad international support, today’s outcome represents a lost opportunity for the world to take collective, decisive action on one of the hardest-to-abate sectors.
While some countries chose to defer progress, the direction of travel for shipping is already clear. The transition to zero-emission fuels is inevitable — and the technologies to enable it already exist.
Fortescue remains firmly committed to demonstrating what is possible through our own green shipping program. We’ll continue to work with governments, industry partners and international institutions to help accelerate the shift to Real Zero. 🌏
And thank you @fbirol for highlighting to everyone here that 80% of “the very strong growth” of electricity is renewable. These renewable electrons will take us far, but not all the way, why we need to double down on #greenhydrogen, for green shipping, steel and fertilisers. @gh2org @GRA_Renewables
jonas moberg retweeted
Seriously? Heat pumps are a mature technology that has been around for more than 100 years.
All authoritative analyses indicate that we need to deploy millions of them to reach net zero.
Public controversy stems from poor reporting - Evan tried to change that.
Sad news about the Happy Heat Pump Podcast.
Sorry to say, that after about 20 episodes, we’re drawing it to a close at the request of the BBC which worries it may be seen as steering into areas of public controversy.
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“The UK is back” says @Ed_Miliband and @rkyte365 providing desperately needed leadership at @COP29_AZ
Here @gh2org wrap with all you need to know about hydrogen at COP.
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And nice to be back in London.
USA byggde batterier motsvarande 20 kärnkfraftverk på 4 år. När ska vi vakna ur vår #kärnkraftsdröm? @klimatbevakaren @liberalerna Renewable energy | The Guardian theguardian.com/environment/…
“It can take 11 years to build a wind turbine in the UK. People want clean energy. “ @samrichardswebb “80% of Britts want a turbine near where they live if they get cheap power” g__j @OctopusEnergy @Ed_Miliband “it is a jobs argument”
leadership! @gh2org
Read the letter we wrote together with @AdaniOnline @CWPglobal @FortescueNews and others calling for rigour and transparency in methane reporting. Time for renewable green hydrogen not to be outcompeted by hydrogen with lots of gas/methane emissions. @gh2org
GH2 Weekly Wrap: Time to get serious about hydrogen’s methane problem - mailchi.mp/gh2/gh2-weekly-wr…
@"Time to get serious about hydrogen’s methane problem"linkedin.com/pulse/time-get-… on @LinkedIn
'We overestimated how much hydrogen the world would need to reach net zero': analysts admit | Hydrogen Insight Even 400 million tonnes of green hydrogen is an awful lot. hydrogeninsight.com/producti…
Temporary dip. There is simply no alternative to renewable/green hydrogen. Governments, pls make it affordable. Allow low carbon alternatives a fair chance against fossil fuels. @gh2org
ft.com/content/4590e0b1-73f3… via @ft
jonas moberg retweeted
Days 1 & 2 of the Green Hydrogen Policy Accelerator with @isolaralliance with were packed! From India’s 2030 hydrogen target to lively role plays on green ammonia plants, we’re diving into the critical role of standards, tech, and policy shifts for a green future. #GreenHydrogen
jonas moberg retweeted
Thank you to our sponsors @snam S.p.A., @eni , Latham & Watkins, @AdaniOnline, @FortescueFuture , @CWPglobal , TES, Edison and to all of our speakers. We are so excited to see you tonight at the Venice Hydrogen Forum opening reception!
#hydrogen #RenewableEnergy
jonas moberg retweeted
World Set for Cheaper Energy on Shift From Oil and Gas, @IEA Says
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Thanks @michaelgove -well done @gabriel_moberg! Much now hinges on getting planning right and a lot can be done to bring everyone along. @GRA_Renewables @KanishkaNarayan @GreenGrids
'Climate-wrecking' | Blue hydrogen could be a disaster for Europe's decarbonisation
High time for methane and carbon storage thresholds.
hydrogeninsight.com/policy/c…
@gh2org
jonas moberg retweeted
Here's the reality of carbon capture and storage, after 50 years of practice: a bonanza for oil companies, but useless as a mitigation measure. desmog.com/2023/09/25/fossil…
jonas moberg retweeted
This is absolute madness. Carbon capture and storage has failed time and again. Labour has slashed reliable green programmes, to pour vast sums of our money into a complete crock. The only possible explanation is lobbying by fossil fuel companies.🧵 theguardian.com/environment/…
UK to pledge £22bn funding for carbon capture and storage projects via @Carbon capture capacity globally reached about 51mn tonnes last year, according to BloombergNEF, or 0.14 per cent of global emissions, including projects in the US, Canada and Norway
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jonas moberg retweeted
World expects to install 593 GW of solar PV in 2024, 29% more than in 2023 (459 GW).
China: +334 GW (56% of total additions)
Rest of world: +259 GW
evwind.es/2024/09/22/photovo… @EmberClimate @aeeolica
jonas moberg retweeted
In the world's largest car market, China (25.8m cars sold in China 2023, v. 15.4m in the US, 12.8m in Europe), EVs are now 51% of all cars sold
Watch demand for oil crash by 2030, driven by the electrification of transport + renewables and BESS getting insanely cheap
#climate
