Let’s explore ideas, questions, and solutions on how to build this future. It’s time to create a dialogue on how to achieve a realistic path forward to a 100% renewable energy system. There are complex and varied challenges to address as we work to find limitless paths to get us there – let’s explore what is being done today and what we can do in the future to build a cleaner tomorrow.
What roles will hydrogen and electricity play in power generation on the path to decarbonization? This is one of several questions that were explored during the March 31 webinar, Hydrogen Talk with Petteri Laaksonen. Read more →
Alejandro Alle is currently a Managing Director at The Network Company in El Salvador with more than 35 years experience in energy. He is a mechanical engineer with a career that started with a specialization in nuclear engineering scholarship at the Argentine National Board of Atomic Energy in 1987. Since then, Alejandro has worked as the General Manager at Puma El Salvador (Trafigura), co-founded Quantum Energy and was Executive Director of Energía del Pacífico. Read more →
Google Earth has partnered with NASA, the U.S. Geological Survey, the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, and Carnegie Mellon University’s CREATE Lab to bring users time-lapse images of the planet’s surface - 24 million satellite photos taken over 37 years. Together, they offer photographic evidence of a planet changing faster than at any time in millenia. Read more →
President Joe Biden has committed to cutting U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2030 compared with 2005 levels. The ambition is a significant advance on the previous target, set by President Barack Obama, of a 26-28% cut from 2005 levels. But it stops short of doubling that target. Read more →
Texas came uncomfortably close to another round of rolling blackouts on the night of April 13 because grid operators misjudged the weather. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which manages most of the state’s grid, had counted on a mild cold front sweeping the state, lowering demand for power. It didn’t happen. Read more →
CO2 emissions from electricity generation among Europe’s 10 largest economies fell by 7% in 2020, according to the latest figures provided by Wärtsilä’s Energy Transition Lab. Read more →
El panorama energético chileno está en transición hacia sistemas más sostenibles, impulsado por el retiro del carbón y la incorporación de energías renovables en el sistema, demandando soluciones de flexibilidad. Durante este webinar presentaremos la nueva versión del estudio "Hacia un futuro de Energías 100% Renovables", y analizaremos con especialistas locales e internacionales el camino hacia un sistema carbono neutral.
The Chilean energy landscape is in transition towards more sustainable systems, driven by the withdrawal of coal and the incorporation of renewable energies in the system, demanding flexibility solutions. During this webinar we will present the new version of the study "Towards a 100% Renewable Energy Future", and we will analyze with local and international specialists the path towards a carbon neutral system.
Leonardo Beltran is a non-resident fellow at the Institute of the Americas, an executive fellow of the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary and is serving on the Board of Sustainable Energy for All. Read more →
For Sampo Suvisaari, Wärtsilä’s vision of a 100% renewable energy future represents a very realistic roadmap. Leading Wärtsilä’s Energy Business in the northern half of Latin America, Sampo is helping to accelerate the transition towards renewables by providing future-proof, cleaner energy solutions to his customers. Read more →
