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Feedstock logistics and handling problems doomed previous attempts to commercialize cellulosic ethanol, says Runeel Daliah, a biofuel and decarbonization analyst at Lux Research.

If you are a fan of the show Seinfeld then you might remember that episode where George Costanza decides to do the opposite of everything his instincts tell him to do. It is perhaps the only episode where everything George touches turns to gold. 

Culture is very much like an iceberg. And we are, as insight and innovation leaders, sitting on a ship headed towards it. We take a look at it from afar and it seems like it is fairly benign. But as we get closer we start to discover that it may be a significant threat to […]

Chloe Herrera, Analyst at Lux Research, discusses the energy transition and climate change with Journalist Markham Hislop.

Karthik Subramanian, Research Associate at Lux Research, discusses his analyst insight “Can we make it to 1.5 °C? A breakdown of IPCC’s climate mitigation plan” with Journalist Markham Hislop.

Matilde della Fontana, research associate at Lux Research, discusses with Just Food Magazine why reusable packaging is stuck in a rut.

Reason 2/3: A symbol of leading a healthier lifestyle. [Click here to read the previous article on technological relevancy as the #1 reason driving an interest in sustainable alternatives. In the first article I covered an important concept called “cultural requirements” that is referenced here. In this article we’ll dive into another critical reason driving […]

The Global CO₂ Initiative’s recent research, “Implementing CO₂ capture and utilization at scale and speed: The path to achieving its potential,” is available for download.

Reason 1/3: Technological advancement and relevancy. Does your organization typically ask about the “cultural requirements” that need to be met in order to make a new (more sustainable) product launch or solution successful? Probably not. Organizations are generally quite comfortable asking about the technical requirements to make something more sustainable. Researchers are of course comfortable […]