Renewables
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…
A Sunnylands victory? Assessing the US-China climate deal
As COP28 kicks off in Dubai, there is a pressing need for global leaders to set aside geopolitical differences in…
Grid upgrades could shave $3trn off the world’s net-zero power transition
Countries could save $3trn in electricity decarbonisation costs for net zero by investing an additional $1.7trn in upgrading global transmission…
Weekly data: global ambition to triple renewables by 2030 within reach
In the run up to COP28, revelations that its host the United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to use the UN…
Can EU green manufacturers ever compete with low-cost imports?
Economic security – an idea that encompasses a broad set of interconnected elements including supply chain resilience, research integrity, and…
Ahead of COP28, developing countries want fairer supply chains on the agenda
This year’s annual UN climate summit, COP28, is taking place in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a host choice that…
Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap is largely business as usual
In the lead-up to COP28, Malaysia is hosting the Asia Pacific Climate Week this week to discuss ways to reduce…
Yes, in my backyard: winning hearts for renewable energy in Europe
Wind and solar power are rapidly displacing fossil fuel technologies and increasingly dominate electricity generation. This growth in renewable generation…
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…
