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3BL Media
JANUARY 11, 2024
This year, the company was represented by a team of leaders, including Scott Tew, vice president of Sustainability; Jose La Loggia, president of Commercial HVAC EMEA; Helen Walter-Terrinoni, director of global climate policy; and Adnan Javed, general manager of Commercial HVAC for the Middle East. And we get to be a part of it.
GreenBiz
DECEMBER 8, 2020
The ensuing conversations — and, no doubt, many more to come — are a continuation of the learning journey I’ve been on for the past few years, seeking to understand the role of the financial sector in advancing sustainability solutions and a clean, decarbonized economy. Even still, last week’s conversations were a real eye-opener.
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3BL Media
AUGUST 24, 2022
It will cost too much money to decarbonize our economy,” they protest. When you compare those costs (and the long-term savings they will yield in the form of a more efficient global economy) against the costs of inaction, they show a clear choice. Ecocentricity Blog: Reflecting on Ten Years of our Philanthropic Voyage.
3BL Media
JULY 19, 2022
This blog is co-signed by Morten Petersen, Member of European Parliament. Energy systems are, consequently, becoming more decentralized, digitized and decarbonized. But to accelerate decarbonization in line with the Green Deal, EU policymakers must more actively stimulate untapped efficiency improvements on the demand side.
Sphera
SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
To decarbonize the global economy in alignment with the goals established by the Paris Agreement, all economic actors in the real economy need to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions sufficiently to align with required emissions pathways.
Edouard Stenger
JANUARY 23, 2024
These are good signs of the global decarbonization of our global economies. Million jobs globally. The video goes on then about something I blogged about, namingly how sales of gas powered vehicles have already peaked. This would also create 4.5
Renewable Energy World
MARCH 4, 2021
Moody’s Analytics predicts that +2°C of warming would cost the global economy $69 trillion USD by 2100, not including the incalculable losses borne by communities that face rising sea levels, crop failure, devastating heatwaves and displacement from their homes. The cost of inaction is too high.
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