CHICAGO LEADS THE CHARGE (OLAM BASHAVUA 1.31) - JANUARY 29, 2025

CHICAGO LEADS THE CHARGE WITH 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY IN CITY BUILDINGS

Chicago has officially transitioned all its municipal buildings - including libraries, airports, and more -  to 100% renewable energy. This milestone was achieved through a partnership with Constellation and a new solar farm, positioning Chicago as a leader in urban sustainability. (EcoWatch

Energy in the Torah: In this article, the author discusses what we can learn from the Jewish tradition about how to use energy responsibly (Torah Article)

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BALCONY SOLAR: CITY LIVING’S BRIGHT IDEA

Balcony solar panels are gaining popularity across Europe, with 1.5 million installations in Germany and growing interest in Spain. These affordable and easy-to-install systems can reduce household electricity bills by up to 30%, making them an appealing option for urban residents. (The Guardian)   

Energy in the Torah: In this article, the author discusses what we can learn from the Jewish tradition about how to use energy responsibly (Torah Article)

GrowTorah Value: 🌎 Stewarding the Earth 🌎


GEOTHERMAL ENERGY HEATS UP IN 2024

In 2024, next-generation geothermal energy saw major advancements, with companies securing funding, reaching technological milestones, and attracting commitments from tech giants like Google and Meta. Despite currently contributing only 0.4% to U.S. power, geothermal holds the potential to deliver 90 gigawatts of clean, reliable energy by 2050 if regulatory and cost barriers are addressed. (Canary Media

Energy in the Torah: In this article, the author discusses what we can learn from the Jewish tradition about how to use energy responsibly (Torah Article)

GrowTorah Value: 🌎 Stewarding the Earth 🌎


REVIVING THE POWER OF WATER: THE MODERN COMEBACK OF WATERWHEELS

Waterwheels, once used in the industrial revolution, are being reintroduced as a sustainable, zero-carbon energy source. From remote villages in India to restaurants in Northern Ireland, these water-powered turbines are providing reliable electricity even during extreme weather, helping communities become more energy-independent. (The Guardian

Energy in the Torah: In this article, the author discusses what we can learn from the Jewish tradition about how to use energy responsibly (Torah Article)

GrowTorah Value: 🌎 Stewarding the Earth 🌎

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