NGOs, CAN & ZERO fordern: Die nationalen Energie- und Klimapläne in der EU zu verschärfen Behörden-Mitteilungen Ökologie Verbraucherberatung 2. Juni 2020 Werbung Ein neuer Bericht von NGOs, CAN und ZERO: Die nationalen Verbesserungen reichen trotz Corona-Shutdown nicht aus, um die langfristigen Ziels des Pariser Abkommens zu erreichen. (WK-intern) - In dem Bericht geht es um die Chancen und Lücken in den endgültigen nationalen Energie- und Klimaplänen. Deutschlands Politiker (BMWi) legen NECP (Nationalen Energie- und Klimaplan) nicht vor, so werden die Steuerzahler zu Kasse gebeten. National Energy and Climate Plans must still be improved to be in line with the Paris Agreement A new report published today by Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and ZERO looks into the final National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) of 15 Member
Siemens und Ponemon Institute zeigt Schwachstellen der Energieversorger gegenüber Cyberangriffen auf Forschungs-Mitteilungen Technik 4. Oktober 2019 Werbung Siemens and Ponemon Institute study finds utility industry vulnerabilities to cyberattacks Assesses the utility industry’s risk, readiness, and solutions to secure operational technology on the grid and recommends action to help utilities combat cyber threats Results show risk is worsening, with potential for severe financial, environmental and infrastructure damage 54 percent of those surveyed in the utilities industry expect an attack on critical infrastructure in the next 12 months (WK-intern) - Siemens and the Ponemon Institute today released a new report that assesses the global energy industry’s ability to meet the growing threat of cyber attacks to utilities and critical infrastructure connected to the
New Report: Green Policies Threaten Poor Nations Erneuerbare & Ökologie Ökologie Technik Verbraucherberatung 6. Mai 2018 Werbung Efforts to decarbonise will kill millions in poor countries A new report from the Global Warming Policy Foundation finds that climate and green energy policies promoted by development organisations will cause millions of preventable deaths in the developing world. (WK-intern) - The report, by eminent epidemiologist Mikko Paunio, says that international bodies and NGOs are trying to prevent poor countries from expanding their use of conventional fuels and have abandoned the so-called “energy ladder” — the gradual shift to cleaner types of fuel that underpinned the clean up of air quality in industrialised nations. As Dr Paunio explains, this will have devastating consequences: “Indoor
Forscher rechnen in 14 Jahren mit erheblichem Wassermangel Forschungs-Mitteilungen Ökologie 17. März 201616. März 2016 Werbung World Energy Council Report (WK-intern) - Global power generation could be severely affected by predicted 40% global water shortfall in 2030 Wellington, New Zealand: A 2016 research paper in the Journal Nature predicts a 40% shortfall of available water across the globe by 2030 with effects not just for drinking, food production, hygiene and public health, but also for 98% of global electric power generation. Presented at the Asia-Pacific Energy Leaders’ Summit in New Zealand the early findings of a new report, ‘The road to resilience – managing the risks of the energy-water-food nexus’ from the World Energy Council is calling for immediate
