Energy islands: Pie in the sky or key to net zero?
Artificial islands linked to vast wind arrays, battery storage and electrolysers hold a lot of promise for the energy transition.
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Weekly data: EU gas supplier switch could benefit climate as well as security
Russian pipeline gas is significantly more climate intensive than US or Qatari LNG, finds a recent study from think tank…
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The birth of the carbon removal market
Could a pioneering investment initiative from an alliance of Silicon Valley stalwarts catalyse the levels of carbon removal needed to…
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China freezes out 12.8GW of overseas coal projects
Despite progress, 19.2GW of coal projects remain in a grey area of China’s “no new coal overseas” policy and could…
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How governments are shielding consumers from surging energy prices
Under pressure to rein in rising energy prices, politicians in Europe, the US and beyond are favouring the same simple…
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CBAM advances, but big battles remain
EU member states have agreed to move the bloc’s carbon border tax forward, but crucial elements remain unresolved.
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New EU state aid rules keep energy transition on the back burner
Renewables and community energy get support, but so do fossil fuels, while energy efficiency – among our most crucial tools…
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Weekly data: Why hydropower is key to India’s net-zero plans
India has the largest pipeline of new hydropower in the world. It will make a large contribution to the country's…
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