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Your Climate Action Diary - 20

Year 2022 • Week 30 • Anushthatri Sharma
Hi, 
This week’s email is special. And ‘special’, because of you ! 

We have completed yet another year of our bi-weekly newsletter. Yes, another year of an honest attempt to bring you closer to the on-going climate-actions, brewing across the world. 

And, we well-aware, we could not never done this without your support. Thank You ! You have given us the confidence to stay at it and build a space for mature climate-action conversations. 

We hope we have been able to assist you stay up-to-date on climate action and your personal journey's in it. That is most important to us ! 

Please feel free to write to us at [email protected]. We love hearing from you; and receiving feedbacks.

Stay Safe,

Harish, Team OnePointFive Tribe

Germany To Spend €177.5B by 2026 On Economic Reform & Climate Action

From 2023 to 2026, the German Govt has proposed to spend €177.5 billion of the 'Federal Budget' for climate action & transformation of the country’s economy. The plan will now be debated in parliament. (Research points that the German Govt. will need to invest about $500 billion to meet its 2045 climate-neutral-goals)

South Africa Turns To Renewable Energy To Combat Power Outages

South Africa's President promises to tackle country's frequent electricity outages by mobilising private sector investment & international support. He plans to improve the existing power plants and encouraging investment in renewables, flexible gas generators & battery storage. (SA generates 90% of its electricity from coal, and is the biggest greenhouse gas emitter in Africa)

Carbon-Capture May Be Worth £20B To UK Economy, In 10 Years

The UK's 'carbon capture and storage' industry reported it could be worth £20 billion to the UK economy in 10 years & £100 billion by 2050. The report suggested 13 actions for the UK Govt, to build momentum, in this aspect. (The UK Govt. Net-Zero Strategy incl. need to capture 50 million tonnes of emission annually by 2035)

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