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Two Costa Rica slaughterhouses implementing anaerobic digestion
Costa Rica is a country with luxuriant vegetation thanks to its very advantageous tropical location. Its geographical characteristics are precisely what enables it to aspire to succeed in producing one hundred percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2021....
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03
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The 2016 budget of Canada is resolutely focused on the environment
According to its most recent budget, Canada is claiming itself as officially ready to invest economically in order to preserve its future environment, with the aim of ensuring sustainable prosperity to its population. A first reading, without necessarily going in...
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03
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The importance of the municipal level in the transition to biogas
As more and more cities around the world are transiting to renewable energy or are considering doing so, this municipal trend towards energy transition cannot be ignored. No surprise it is at the municipal level that a stronger, more concrete...
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03
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Biogas growth in France
Biogas growth in France is exponential! It is throughout the year 2015 that France took action experimenting injection of refined biogas, or biomethane, within the gas networks operated by GRTGaz and GRDF, the French natural gas distributors. The infatuation for...
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03
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Clean energy benefits: saving lives and yielding huge economic payback
Clean Energy benefits, as found by researchers from Duke University in North Carolina, United States! Led by professor of climate sciences Drew Shindell, they have managed to compute projections concluding that clean energy could play a vital role in the...
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Canada and U.S. aiming to reduce methane emissions from the oil & gas industry by at least 40 per cent
Canadian and American leaders, Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama, have declared they will come to a mutual agreement in order to reach their environmental targets by 2025 and diminish methane emissions from the oil and gas industry of their countries...
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03
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The USDA more than ever committed to sustainable development and renewable energy
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has boosted its implication towards sustainable development over the last years, claiming to have supported over 15,000 projects on renewable energy since Obama took office in late 2008. Moreover, the USDA has developed and...
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Toronto to process 138,000 tons of organic residual waste per year
Already a year ago, the Canadian biggest metropolis was opening its second anaerobic digestion plant, the Disco Road Organics Processing Facility, which can process 83,000 tons of organic residual waste annually. Moreover, Toronto’s first anaerobic digestion facility, the Dufferin plant,...
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A first NGV station opened 24/7 in Toulouse, France
Toulouse is currently implementing its first NGV station, or a gas station for natural gas vehicles, which will be opened 24/7 for consumers. Toulouse is an excellent incubator towards introducing and popularizing this alternative fuel to the mass market since the...
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The Breakthrough Energy Coalition (BEC): Innovation and action for a clean and carbon-neutral energy future
Late 2015 on November 30th was announced the launch of the Breakthrough Energy Coalition during COP21 in Paris. It is an international meeting orchestrated by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), where 21 influent governments joined to discuss environmental issues and...
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