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EVs a bright spot at COP28 – but action needed in developing countries
DUBAI – Suspense over whether a “phase out of fossil fuels” will appear in the final COP28 cover text is…
EU pushing ahead on cleantech trade battle with China
In September, as she delivered her annual State of the EU speech to the European Parliament, European Commission President Ursula…
COP28: is the UN climate process ignoring the tourism sector?
Tourists are increasingly aware that their travels could be leaving destinations worse off than how they found them. Global tourism…
Beyond the H2ype: why the World Bank should be cautious on green hydrogen
Green hydrogen is being promoted as a fuel that will turn our industry, transport and electricity green. Several Latin American,…
How oil majors penetrated the EV charging market
In June, British oil major Shell had a series of adverts banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) due to…
“Extraordinary” clean energy growth keeping 1.5°C door ajar – IEA’s Laura Cozzi
During October, the International Energy Agency (IEA), a Paris-based autonomous intergovernmental organisation, released two key reports analysing global progress in…
“It is foolish to think we could ever remove our dependence on China”: Livent CSO
“We are going to continue to remain dependent on China and I think the capital costs and economics are ultimately…
Weekly data: infrastructure assets in advanced economies are most vulnerable to climate-related impacts
A new report seeks to counter two widely held maxims: first, that the physical risks of climate change on infrastructure…
UK National Infrastructure Commission set to echo CCC warning on EV chargers
A new report from the UK's National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) due on 18 October is likely to echo concerns laid…
“Make or break”: UNFCCC consultant calls for EU-China climate collaboration
Global collaboration on action against climate change is at a “make or break” point and the EU and China must…
