Simply Saving the World

January 30, 2020

The United Nations have put together in the “Lazy Person’s Guide to Saving the World” what everyone can do for a sustainable development either from the comfort of their couch or in their neighborhood.

the lazy person's guide to saving the world

Illustrations: United Nations

Environment Innovation

This is How We Catch the Sun

Rooftop systems already account for around 40 percent of photovoltaics installed worldwide. But why not dream bigger? Why not step up the pace of rooftop PV expansion to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and put an end to energy poverty? An international study has calculated the true potential of rooftop systems worldwide.
Clean Air Environment

Switching to Green

In these times of climate change, energy crisis, and inflation, corporate management is almost like a game of Vabanque. Companies must reinvent themselves – and use innovative technologies. Successful examples show how this can be done.
Environment Special

“The Energy System must be Smart and Controllable”

The energy crisis poses major challenges for governments and private individuals. Sustainable energy sources and their availability are a particular focus.
E-Mobility Environment

Solar Cars: Fuel up with Sunlight

Solar technology could become electromobility’s Holy Grail. Using the power of the sun for traction current and battery doesn’t cost a single cent, nor does it emit any pollutants. In practice, however, the hurdles are high – above all, solar cell efficiency still leaves much to be desired. Nevertheless, the first models are already in the starting gates.