Solar: the facts
On a global scale, solar power is still tiny, providing around 1 per cent of the world’s electricity… but the growth over the last years has been significant.
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Wind: the facts
The cost of wind power is steadily declining, driven by advances in system and component design, materials, controls, monitoring and …
EFH joins Richard Branson and others at Energy Disruptors 2019
At Energy for Humanity we share the mission described by Energy Disruptors of uniting the entire spectrum of the energy industry around the common goal of accelerating pragmatic and profitable solutions to the world’s biggest energy challenges.
European Climate Leadership Report
New European Climate Leadership Report 2017, Measuring the Metrics that Matter published at COP23 in Bonn, Germany ranks European countries on their climate leadership.
Can the nuclear industry step up to drive down costs?
September 15, 2017
The nuclear industry needs a radical transformation if it is to rebuild trust and credibility that it can deliver on time and on budget, provide certainty to investors, enable a political mandate and public support.
World Nuclear Symposium: Communication, Trust and Credibility
Communication, Trust and Credibility: vital elements for building public confidence.
100% renewables: “I want to believe”
July 4, 2017
A row has erupted between scientists and academics over claims by Stanford Professor Mark Jacobson that it would be possible to power the United States entirely with wind, water and solar power.
100% renewables: the facts
Some believe that we can eventually run the whole economy on renewables alone (usually wind and solar), while others dismiss …
Animated infographic: Why we need nuclear and renewables
Discover in this animated infographic why nuclear energy is part of the solution to meet global electricity demand and climate challenges, and why we both need both nuclear and renewable energy within a low carbon energy mix.