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New York to offer $45 million to fund clean energy apprenticeship programs - Vimarsana News

New York to offer $45 million to fund clean energy apprenticeship programs

This three-year competitive funding opportunity was developed with critical input from labor and other stakeholders.

Energy Density and Micron • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Energy Density and Micron • Watts Up With That?

The development of Micron within the Climate Act framework will be a good test of pragmatic environmentalism.

Finnish climate change panel influences national policy, evaluation finds - Vimarsana News

Finnish climate change panel influences national policy, evaluation finds

A recent external evaluation has highlighted the Finnish Climate Change Panel's significant impact on the nation's climate policy. The assessment, conducted by Gaia Consulting Oy in the autumn of 2023 and commissioned by the Ministry of the Environment, examined the Panel's activities and effectiveness during its 2020–2023 term. The Panel, established under the Climate Act, is an independent scientific body tasked with guiding government decision-making in climate policy.

NYISO report outlines challenges to electrical grid - Vimarsana News

NYISO report outlines challenges to electrical grid

The report says while there aren’t immediate threats to the reliability of New York’s grid, long-term risks must be taken seriously.

COP28: Renewable NI director Steven Agnew asks why Northern Ireland is falling behind on the climate crisis - Vimarsana News

COP28: Renewable NI director Steven Agnew asks why Northern Ireland is falling behind on the climate crisis

As world leaders gather in Dubai to address the climate crisis at COP28, Renewable NI director Steven Agnew asks why Northern Ireland is falling behind on its goals for renewable energy.