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Writer's pictureMarshall Kirkpatrick

10/21/24: Tipping Points for Renewables

Happy Monday. I'm going to keep today's preamble short because I'm preparing for the first Earth Catalyst on-site team meeting this morning!

 

Email subscribers will find three stories just for you. Below you can see here a visual of the day and a quote of the day, followed by the table of contents and the full set of 46 highlighted updates from the 1012 green tech and sustainability organizations we're tracking.


Ok, let's go!

 

-Marshall Kirkpatrick

Daily super-personalized email and strategic consulting based on two decades of tech startup trailblazing, now focused on green tech and sustainability.


Visual of the Day: Renewables Tipping in the Global South


 

Note that although RMI says here that 5% is "generally accepted to be the market share at which change takes off" - most other people put that at 10%-15%.


Quote of the Day: Your Impact & Dependence on Nature


This may be obvious to readers here, but I like this quote because it makes the two-way relationship explicitly and says it is universal among organizations.

 

“Every business in every sector needs to be thinking about its impact on nature and its dependency on nature and how that dependency creates risk to their organization. We need to get every business in every sector to think about nature differently,” says Tony Goldner, executive director of the task force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures.

 

“They must understand their impacts on the planet and how to reduce them.”

 


And now...

Today's Updates

Table of Contents

  • Agriculture (2 stories) - Herenboeren's farm updates; California dairy biogas subsidies' environmental impact in Tulare County

  • Carbon (2 stories) - Climeworks gains support for future-focused carbon capture; Dalhousie University plans dye study for ocean CO2 removal technique

  • Circular (1 story) - NICE unveils plans for towering biobased residential structure, pushing boundaries of sustainable urban design

  • Ecosystems (6 stories) - Commonland, eagle owls in Ukraine, Okefenokee expansion, 'Walking Conversations', COP16 biodiversity goals, and nature job course launch

  • Efficiency (3 stories) - Cortex partnership boosts NYC building efficiency; blown-in insulation for homes; wellness programs cut costs and boost productivity

  • Finance (3 stories) - AON, Blackstone experts discuss tax credits; Schnellecke Logistics benefits from disclosure; Southeast Asian cleantech investments soar, especially in Vietnam and Philippines

  • Grid (5 stories) - DOE funds Pearl Harbor microgrid; California tackles data accuracy; $1.9B for grid resilience; Google and Amazon eye small nuclear reactors

  • Indigenous (2 stories) - Indigenous leaders at COP16 workshop; Alberta group advocates water protection

  • Policy (15 stories) - Washington's Climate Commitment Act faces repeal; EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive set for 2025; Clean energy investments expected to continue in US despite political uncertainties

  • Renewables (4 stories) - Google-powered Texas solar, STOIC's geothermal push in Canada, China's renewable dominance, and U.S. biofuels capacity growth

  • Transport (3 stories) - Stellantis partners with Kaluza for smart EV charging; Optimum Automotive acquired by Shiftmove; EVs poised to lead market as battery costs decline


Agriculture

Herenboeren's farm updates; California dairy biogas subsidies' environmental impact in Tulare County



Carbon

Climeworks gains support for future-focused carbon capture; Dalhousie University plans dye study for ocean CO2 removal technique



Circular

NICE unveils plans for towering biobased residential structure, pushing boundaries of sustainable urban design


  • the aftermovie - NICE Developers (NICE Developers) - Dutch firm NICE marks 5 years by announcing plans for a 140-meter tall circular, biobased residential tower, showcasing sustainable construction innovation.


Ecosystems

Commonland, eagle owls in Ukraine, Okefenokee expansion, 'Walking Conversations', COP16 biodiversity goals, and nature job course launch



Efficiency

Cortex partnership boosts NYC building efficiency; blown-in insulation for homes; wellness programs cut costs and boost productivity



Finance

AON, Blackstone experts discuss tax credits; Schnellecke Logistics benefits from disclosure; Southeast Asian cleantech investments soar, especially in Vietnam and Philippines



Grid

DOE funds Pearl Harbor microgrid; California tackles data accuracy; $1.9B for grid resilience; Google and Amazon eye small nuclear reactors



Indigenous

Indigenous leaders at COP16 workshop; Alberta group advocates water protection


  • Rights of Nature (COP16) (Meli Bees Network) - Global summit COP16 to feature multilingual Rights of Nature workshop in Cali, offering online and in-person participation, with indigenous leaders sharing decolonial perspectives.

  • Keepers Of The Water Newsletter (Keepers Of The Water) - Indigenous-led group in Alberta champions water protection and environmental stewardship, engaging communities through education and advocacy efforts.


Policy

Washington's Climate Commitment Act faces repeal; EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive set for 2025; Clean energy investments expected to continue in US despite political uncertainties



Renewables

Google-powered Texas solar, STOIC's geothermal push in Canada, China's renewable dominance, and U.S. biofuels capacity growth



Transport

Stellantis partners with Kaluza for smart EV charging; Optimum Automotive acquired by Shiftmove; EVs poised to lead market as battery costs decline


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