UK emitters rue splendid isolation from EU ETS
The UK Emissions Trading System may have confounded the worst predictions ahead of its launch – but market dislocation could…
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Global forest sinks are threatened by increased climate change and human activity
Human factors are likely to weaken the ability of forests to absorb CO2, finds a joint study by Unesco and…
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Mads Nipper, CEO of Ørsted: “Consent” is the biggest threat to renewables
The availability of land and sea – and consent to use them – is the biggest bottleneck renewables face, says…
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With the right policies, the UK could lead on green steel production
Sheffield, in the north of England, has a long history of steelmaking, and is now home to electrolyser manufacturer ITM…
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Exclusive natural gas data reveals trillions of dollars of upcoming projects
Thousands of new power plants, pipelines, LNG terminals and extraction fields reveal investment strategies laden with climate and financial risk.
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Everything but the (forest) sink
Transitioning heating systems and power stations from coal to wood was generally considered beneficial for the climate, but science-based opposition…
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Weekly data: CCS barely denting the emissions of ExxonMobil
Emissions data shows that carbon capture and storage has a long way to go if energy companies are serious about…
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Opinion: Why the energy transition will fail without technology and trees
Research suggests little conflict between stemming biodiversity loss and a massive buildout of renewables, but opinions differ widely over the…
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