Graphion is building a climate infrastructure platform that combines two-wheeler electrification, decarbonization, and ...

Decarbonization, electrification and grid modernization are energy sector megatrends that are increasingly important to the future of our society’s sustainability. While all three are related, the ...

The transition toward electrification has challenges, such as the need for more infrastructure to support charging of electric cars and trucks, and other transport vehicles. The residential and ...

The escalating global natural disasters underscore the urgency of addressing climate change if we are to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree target. Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 requires ...

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Electrification remains important for the energy sector, even with renewed support for the use of fossil fuels. Electric utilities continue to look at how electrification—including the use of electric ...

Following a milestone 75% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, the University will establish a new campus heating network ...

Estimates vary, but it’s widely acknowledged that HVAC systems in buildings — residential, commercial, industrial, institutional — together account for a significant proportion of greenhouse gases, ...

Over the past decade, buildings have become more energy-efficient, heat pump performance has improved and the electric grid has become greener. These actions have led to significant reductions in ...

The Biden administration has laid out a comprehensive roadmap to help five energy-intensive manufacturing sectors reduce their fuel- and power-related carbon emissions and achieve net-zero by 2050.

Building decarbonization – through electrification and energy efficiency – is key to expanding the clean energy economy and reaching ambitious climate goals, but it’s one area where even governments ...