China’s carbon emissions may have peaked already, says Lord Stern (on www.theguardian.com)

Posted 7 Mar 2016 in In the news

Guardian, 7 March

China carbon dioxide emissions may be falling, says LSE study (on next.ft.com)

Posted 7 Mar 2016 in In the news

Financial Times, 7 March

China’s Carbon Emissions May Have Already Peaked, Study Says

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Wall Street Journal, 7 March

China vowed to peak carbon emissions by 2030. It could be way ahead of schedule (on www.washingtonpost.com)

Posted 7 Mar 2016 in In the news

Washington Post, 7 March

China’s 2030 peak-emissions target likely to be met within the next 10 years

Posted 7 Mar 2016 in Press releases

China’s annual carbon dioxide emissions will likely peak before 2025, and may have peaked in 2014, according to a new paper published today (7 March 2016) by the Grantham Research Institute. read more »

The great land rush (on ig.ft.com)

Posted 1 Mar 2016 in In the news

Financial Times, 1 March

Energy savings to eclipse EU fossil imports by 2030 (on eandt.theiet.org)

Posted 26 Feb 2016 in In the news

E&T magazine, 26 February

Confusion reigns as UK scientists face government ‘gagging’ clause (on www.nature.com)

Posted 26 Feb 2016 in In the news

Nature, 26 February

Taking a risk on the weather (on eprints.lse.ac.uk)

Posted 26 Feb 2016 in In the news

Financial World , Feb 2016 . pp. 49-51

Low-carbon future could save Brazilian city billions

Posted 25 Feb 2016 in Announcements

A new CCCEP-led report on the Brazilian city of Recife has led to the city adopting ambitious targets for low-carbon development.

Energy use in the rapidly-growing metropolis is forecast to almost double by 2030 compared to 2014, with emissions set to increase by 80 per cent in the same period.