Why hydropower’s human rights problem may be insurmountable
Long delays and countless human rights abuses make it hard to see hydropower playing a major role in net zero.
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Weekly data: UK diverts climate finance to Ukraine
The UK government has announced that £1bn in military aid for Ukraine will be partly funded by money meant to…
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Climate leaders paint gloomy picture on progress since COP26
A sombre mood at the opening of London Climate Action Week reflected the modest progress that has been made since…
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Two million to access solar power in rural Nigeria
Energy company Husk aims to scale up rural Nigeria’s electrification with solar-led microgrids in the next four years.
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Namibia stakes its future on the green hydrogen market
Namibia, a country of abundant wind and sun, has ambitions to be one of Africa's first green hydrogen export hubs.
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All-Africa energy access costs the same as building one LNG terminal a year – IEA
Accelerating clean energy investment could solve Africa’s energy access problem by 2030, finds a new International Energy Agency report.
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Weekly data: Relocation of UK coastal communities inevitable
The UK government is investing £5.2bn to fund flood and coastal defences, but some coastal communities will have to relocate,…
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Renewable energy projects can restore nature – Eurelectric
The European Commission should consider a ‘gold standard’ – and accelerated permitting – for renewables projects that combat the biodiversity…
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