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Why banks are key to turning the tide on oil and gas
Banks provide the bulk of new oil and gas financing, and most have yet to introduce any oil and gas exclusion policy.
Opinion: Shipping industry to IMO – No. More. Excuses.
Maritime sector leaders and clean fuel producers have come together to signal readiness for green hydrogen use in shipping – and ask the IMO to increase ambition.
Google signs wind PPA to power its UK operations with 90% carbon-free energy by 2025
Google has signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with ENGIE for 100MW of carbon-free energy from the Moray West offshore wind farm in Scotland.
Market interventions killing industry’s access to renewable power – BASF Renewable Energy CEO
In a wide-ranging interview, BASF Renewable Energy CEO Horatio Evers tells Energy Monitor about the challenges of securing enough renewable power to decarbonise the world’s largest chemicals company.
How central banks could help close the green investment gap
Updating central banks’ policy toolkits could prevent rising interest rates from curtailing much-needed green investment.
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A map of Ukraine’s power stations and energy grid
Russia has stepped up its bombardment of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Here is a detailed and interactive map of the country’s power stations.
Bridging the renewables talent gap
Tom Hopkinson, CEO of Taylor Hopkinson, discusses how his company is helping to build sustainable careers in the renewable sector and smartly upskill those with transferable skills from complementary industries.
Weekly data: Germany’s ‘traffic light coalition’ is not on track to meet its energy transition targets
A year has passed since Olaf Scholz and his government took the helm of Europe’s biggest economy. In this year, Germany’s energy transition has been too slow for its 2030 targets.
Cool bananas: Efficient cold chain technology for a clean agriculture boom
Danish energy technology company Danfoss is demonstrating how optimised cold chains can reduce food waste and improve supply chain efficiency.
Can BECCS be saved from the net-zero scrapheap?
BECCS is again enveloped in a furore calling its sustainability into question. Is it time to bin the technology or can it still play a role in the energy transition?
A push for renewables-fuelled electrification to bring down emissions
Joana Freitas from Portugal’s electric utility EDP Generation underlines electrification and the phase-out of coal for climate action.
Climate action in tourism: Iberostar intends to be net zero by 2030
Megan Morikawa, global director of sustainability at multinational hotel group Iberostar, tells Energy Monitor that tourism can decarbonise.
Egypt and India to develop green hydrogen plant in the Suez Canal
ReNew Power, India’s largest renewables company, will invest $8bn in a green hydrogen plant in the Suez Canal following an agreement with the Egyptian government.
The “Great Reclassification” of sustainable funds
Some fund managers are downgrading their sustainable products to avoid accusations of greenwashing as EU regulations aimed at providing investors with greater clarity on sustainable investments only create more confusion.
VELUX to decarbonise European operations with innovative solar PPA deal
Danish roof window manufacturer VELUX has signed two solar PPAs to power its European operations with 100% renewable electricity by 2024, one of which involves agrivoltaics.