Renewable Energy
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California just shy of 100% powered by renewables for first time
Renewable electricity provided just shy of 100% of California’s electricity demand on Saturday, a record-breaker, officials said, much of it from large amounts…
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Climate change: Wind and solar reach milestone as demand surges
Fifty countries get more than a tenth of their power from wind and solar sources, according to research from Ember,…
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Climate change: Why weather changes worry Wales’ ‘wettest town’
A grey sky blends in with the towering slate mounds which surround Blaenau Ffestiniog, whose quarries once “roofed the world”…
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Belgium delays nuclear phaseout amid war worries
The Belgian federal government postponed a planned phaseout of nuclear power Friday, citing “a chaotic geopolitical environment” as the war…
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The US should link eastern Mediterranean gas to Europe to subvert Russia
The European Union (EU) has declared it will cut reliance on Russian gas by two-thirds. Nicholas Saidel and Godfrey Garner The…
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EU warns of fuel poverty due to energy price crunch
Rising global energy prices are causing a huge spike in heating bills. Nik Martin Deutsche Welle European Union Labor Commissioner…
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Fishermen deserve say in location of offshore wind farms, argue MEPs
Fishermen must have a say in the location of offshore wind farms, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) said on Wednesday. Barry…
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The world’s seven largest economies have agreed to stop funding coal by the end of the year
The world’s seven largest advanced economies agreed on Friday to stop international financing of coal projects that emit carbon by…
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Waking the Norwegian Green Giant
The country has all the financial, technological, and human resources it needs to thrive in a decarbonized future; what’s missing…
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The Dangerous Politicization of Energy Policy
What if I said there is no climate emergency? Denier! Todd Royal The National Interest The hordes would scream. Now…
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End of the fossil age: Shell says its oil production has peaked
Shell’s “total oil production peaked in 2019” and will now drop 1 per cent or 2 per cent annually, the…
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North of England homes to pilot hydrogen heating
Buildings in the village of Winlaton, near Gateshead, will be some of the first in the UK to trial natural…
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Is the UK about to have liftoff in the global space industry?
In 1969, a British engineer was invited to the White House to meet President Nixon. Zahaan Bharmal The Guardian His…
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8 things to know about Saturday’s UN climate summit
On the fifth birthday of the Paris Agreement on Saturday, a U.N. climate summit will test how far political leaders…
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What the People Want Is Climate Leadership
Though the task is enormous, new survey findings show that the public is on their side. Ambroise Fayolle Project Syndicate…
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Paris is passé as climate green deals become chic
Joe Biden’s victory sets off a rivalry with the EU and China to set the terms of a decarbonized world…
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