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The building sector accounts for over 20 per cent of global energy consumption and is recognised as one of the sectors for which the transition is not nearly so straightforward.

Danielle Spiegel-Feld shares insights about implementing a carbon trading system to reduce emissions from New York City’s buildings sector.

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TORONTO, Feb. 2, 2022 /CNW/ - With electricity consumption projected to rise, Ontario's communities and businesses are developing innovative energy management solutions that help make the electricity system more efficient, affordable and sustainable. Today the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and its partners announced an investment of $6.8 million to explore

Natural gas stoves release methane – a potent greenhouse gas – and other pollutants through leaks and incomplete combustion. Stanford researchers

Millions of homes will need to be built for booming city populations in the coming decades. Given that the construction sector is a major greenhouse gas emitter, that could pose problems for curbing CO2 emissions.

Carbon trading + lean electric grid = Good news for co-ops and condos.

We already saw an assault on natural gas for homes, and industrial use last year, now it's back.

AZoCleantech speaks to Chrysoula Raptaki, founder and CEO of Roadfill, about her company's mission to reduce carbon emissions in the building sector with Roadworx, an alternative binding agent that uses waste plastic for repairing and relaying roads.