Energy
How Hungary and Latvia are Handling A Critical Clean Energy Transition
Half of the EUās energy use goes towards heating and cooling, and Ā¾ of that comes from fossil fuels. So itās no surprise that a transition to clean energy for indoor climate control could result in a major reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) pollution.
3 Tips For Energy-Efficient Home Heating
![ritchie-valens-6fxiPO6bPpM-unsplash A cottage home in Devizes, England. Photo by Ritchie Valens.](https://readtheshift.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/ritchie-valens-6fxiPO6bPpM-unsplash-scaled-qj1hossccq3hfyjov170jo9lfniy4wfdtvdc15wsbc.jpg)
For many of us, cold weather has arrived or is right around the corner. Paired with increasing energy and gas prices and a growing awareness about protecting the climate, many are looking for more energy-efficient and eco-friendly ways to heat their home.
Alberta, Canada Is Making Its Energy Sector Renewable
![Alberta, Canada Is Making Its Energy Sector Renewable Silhouette of the city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. Photo by Kyler Nixon.](https://readtheshift.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/Alberta-Canada-Is-Making-Its-Energy-Sector-Renewable-qj1hj2xos09otcup927pvm7nc9pkb6q61khzxke060.jpg)
Alberta, Canada, is a province with a long-standing stake and reputation in the energy sector, specifically when it comes to oil and gas.
But in an effort to both reach sustainable energy targets and ensure long-term economic health, the way the province does energy is set to drastically change in coming years.