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Explainer: who is responsible for the world’s CO₂ emissions?
There is no single way to measure which country globally is responsible for the most carbon dioxide emissions. One approach…
Poland almost doubles its spending on fossil fuel imports
Poland spent a record 193bn zlotys (€42.9bn) on fossil fuel imports in 2022, nearly double the 100bn zlotys it spent…
Opinion: US-EU deal could help create US jobs and global prosperity
Two hallmark accomplishments of the Biden administration are: passing historic climate legislation and shoring up cross-Atlantic solidarity in the wake…
Weekly data: China coal imports hit a high but not from Australia
In January 2023, four major Chinese coal importers resumed purchases of coal from Australia, after China ended its unofficial ban…
Between Russia and the West: Can clean energy overcome Morocco’s fossil fuel diplomacy?
Morocco was one of a minority of countries that did not vote in favour of the UN General Assembly Resolution…
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Russia’s war in Ukraine inspires Turkish gas dreams
Could a country that imports 98% of its gas become a gas hub? Turkey thinks so. From Norway to Azerbaijan,…
Net-zero shipping: where there’s a will
Maritime shipping accounts for almost 3% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – about the same amount as Germany. Around…
Opinion: Transatlantic policymakers give hydrogen a clear mandate: Scale now
Green hydrogen regulations proposed by the European Commission on 13 February offer crucial clarity to prospective US suppliers – and…
Methane emissions remain high, with the EU a major culprit
Methane emissions from the global energy industry remain alarmingly high, despite record energy prices, security of supply concerns, economic uncertainty…
Gas in Australia: The elephant in the room
Since swooping to power in late May, the Anthony Albanese-led Labor government in Australia has moved quickly to implement key…