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US power deals down 36% in last year due to political uncertainty, PwC says
U.S. power and utilities deal value fell 36 per cent in 2024 due to political uncertainty ahead of the presidential election.
UK low-carbon renewable power set to overtake fossil fuels for first time
Wind power is close to becoming the single largest source of UK power for the first time, says Ember analysis of renewable energy...
The Paris Olympics organizers say the event was far less polluting than recent Games
Paris Olympics slashes carbon footprint by 54.6 per cent, generates 1.59M tons of CO2 while avoiding 'carbon neutral' label.
U.S. cobalt miner to Trump: use tariffs as ‘scalpel’ not ‘sledgehammer’
Jervois exec urges Trump to use surgical tariffs to aid U.S. mining, boost critical mineral supply chains amid Chinese competition.
In Michigan and Wisconsin, cities are finding rooftops alone may not achieve solar energy goals
Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, and Madison adopt utility-scale solar, blending partnerships and rooftop projects for clean energy.
How to cut through the divisions hampering climate action in Canada
Opinion: There are ways to build consensus in Canada for stable national policies on climate change.
Analysis: Rival LNG supplies, Sakhalin’s depleting fields give Japan an exit from Russian gas
Japan eyes LNG shift as Sakhalin-2 deals near expiry, balancing energy security, geopolitics, and the push for renewables.
Explainer: What next for Nippon Steel and US Steel’s $15 billion mega-merger?
U.S. Steel's $15B Japanese takeover hangs in the balance as Biden weighs national security risks amid political pushback.
Indonesia’s new coal phase-out goal sets ‘daunting task’
Meeting Indonesia's pledge to phase out coal power is a daunting task that will require immediate and ambitious action, experts warn.
Sink to source: Arctic is now emitting more carbon than it absorbs
The Arctic tundra, once a carbon sink, is now a net carbon source, driven by warming, permafrost thaw, and intensified wildfires.
