Will sandstorms force the Gulf to address climate change?
Some Gulf nations pursued oil and gas empires against the backdrop of intensifying climate change. Now that incessant sand and…
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Greening deliveries isn’t just about the trucks
Peter Harris, vice-president for international sustainability at global shipping giant UPS, says one of the most challenging aspects of electrifying…
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Weekly data: Why drought in California will keep dirty power plants online for longer
Drought means less electricity from hydropower plants and more from natural gas. This could push up state emissions by as…
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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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Europe could have a clean power system at no extra cost by 2035
Europe could achieve a clean, reliable and expanded power system by 2035 at no extra cost compared with current, more…
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Can flow batteries supercharge the energy transition?
The prevailing lithium-ion battery is not suited for the longer-duration energy storage needed to back up renewable energy. Flow batteries…
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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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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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