In a week marked by SpaceX’s delayed satellite launch and legislative strides towards orbital sustainability, the space industry faces both operational challenges and regulatory advancements.
Among the top financiers of fossil fuels from 2020 to 2022 were Canada, Japan, and Korea, collectively supplying nearly $28 billion to heavy-emitting industries, primarily through their state ECAs.
SMEs must prioritize closely monitoring the effects of implemented measures. This goes beyond merely checking energy bills; it necessitates thorough examination of data from energy monitoring systems.
Key factors driving this shift include advancements in renewable energy sources, market growth projections, and the commitment of global players to carbon neutrality targets.
The European Union’s Parliament has taken a significant step towards regulating artificial intelligence (AI) technology within its borders. On Wednesday, it approved the AI Act, marking a historic vote with 523 members in favor, 46 against, and 49 abstaining.
In a significant move to bolster EV infrastructure, Mer will collaborate with IKEA to develop one of the largest retail-based EV charging networks in Germany.
Allego will install charging stations at Burger King France locations during the next three years, with the first installations projected to be operational during the third quarter of this year.
The legislation has a target of restoring at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030 and all ecosystems in need of restoration by 2050.
The regulation would be the first step towards introducing a comprehensive carbon removal and soil emission reduction framework in EU legislation.
Once launched, the satellite from Ball Aerospace will locate and quantify sources of methane emissions around the world.