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Feb 05 2021 Have you heard about the Reicher triangle?
Named after Dan Reicher, Stanford researcher and former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Energy, the theory goes that in order to rapidly deploy clean energy, you need three elements: technology; policy; and finance.
When these components are integrated, we’re able to thoughtfully accelerate the speed and scale of clean technologies. The technology is there and is getting better. […]
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Feb 02 2021 Do you know what SteelZero iniciative is?
SteelZero is a global initiative that brings together leading organisations to speed up the transition to a net zero steel industry. To become a member of SteelZero, organisations must make a public commitment to procuring, specifying or stocking 100% net zero steel by 2050 and an interim commitment to procuring, specifying or stocking 50% of its […]
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Ene 08 2021 Fossil CO2 emissions of all world countries, 2020 report
The global GHG emissions trend has increased since the beginning of the 21st century in comparison to the three previous decades, mainly due to the increase in CO2 emissions from China and the other emerging economies. As a result, the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases substantially increased enhancing the natural greenhouse effect, which may negatively […]
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Ene 08 2021 Green Building Drinks – First Chapter LEAF
Watch now our first virtual Green Building Drinks chapter where we talk about our insights of being a sustainability driven company, the achievements and the failures.
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Ene 08 2021 Natural Ventilation
What’s the role of natural ventilation in our daily life and more important, in our health?
Not only motivated by the new reality but our overall well being inside buildings. -
Ene 08 2021 Certification Programs
The guiding principles of the GBCI, and their organizing mission to transform the build environment for all within one generation by generating capacities, accessing new markets and creating great value.
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Ene 06 2021 New year, new lifestyle! Why 1.5ºC?
In the Paris Agreement, governments committed to keep global warming ‘well below 2 degrees Celsius’, and ‘make efforts’ to keep it below 1.5ºC. These replaced the previous politically-agreed target of 2ºC.
Overall, stabilising global warming at 1.5ºC results in a lower level of impacts and reduced risks compared with stabilising at 2ºC. The evidence was distilled […]
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Dic 03 2020 Designing with metrics – Daylighting design and verification
In this lecture, Helena presents how to create a beautiful and dynamic spaces without compromising performance.
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Dic 03 2020 Thermosolar Systems
The generation of renewable energy through the innovative system has the potential to offer an alternative for reducing greenhouse gases, the main cause of the climate crisis, in a very efficient way in the use of space and with a model that allows avoiding a significant initial investment and being able to contract energy as […]
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Dic 03 2020 Introducing Eosis series – Chapter 1
First chapter of the Eosis building tour alongside NYC experts Jonce Walker and Erin McLaughlin