The African Centre for Cities published a new report on the need to reform urban laws in Africa, especially Sub-Saharan cities. The report points to the ...
National Grid: 2017 had greenest summer yet
According to new data provided by National Grid today, low-carbon power sources such as wind, solar, biomass and nuclear have supplied a record level of ...
Retail initiates digital transformation with customer-facing tech
A PwC report entitled CEO Viewpoint 2017: The Transformation of Retail puts digital transformation as the number one priority for retailers. Most important ...
Report by Brookings reveals ‘signs of digital distress’ in neighborhoods
There is no doubt about the economic value of the internet, but it also creates new ways to educate, employ, bring services to, and entertain every person ...
Report on V2X technologies for connected cars
A recent report highlights how DSRC technology will offer a multitude of opportunities for connected cars. Adressing questions like what types of ...
Study finds wind power is saving lives and money
A recent study done by Lawrence Berkeley National Lab covering a 9-year period found that wind power in the United States is saving thousands of lives and ...
Report says wind energy costs might drop by 50 percent
As part of DOE’s Atmosphere to Electrons initiative, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) published a report that examines the future of ...
Global shipping pollution data gathered for the first time
A team of researchers from the Finnish Meteorological Institute has gatherered data on 300,000 commercial shipping vessels from the year 2015 to draw a ...
Opportunity to decarbonize the mining industry
A report published by Sunshine for Mines, a Rocky Mountain Institute Carbon War Room program that facilitates the adoption of renewables for mines and ...
Ride-sharing and public transit compete in Philadelphia
The city of Philadelphia recently commissioned a study analyzing the city’s transit numbers. According to that study, SEPTA’s 123 bus and trolley ...
