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Canadian Fuels Association: How lower-carbon fuels can help decarbonize transport sector
The report outlines a strategy for decarbonizing Canada's transportation sector by 2050, emphasizing the critical roles of low-carbon fuels, hydrogen, and carbon capture...
Status update: UK offshore wind farms
The UK’s offshore wind farms are vital to its net-zero target, aiming for 50 GW by 2030 to power millions of homes and...
Opinion: A Donald Trump presidency is bad for climate action, but Australia should get on with the job
Opinion: Trump’s election win against Harris threatens climate goals but Australia must stay the course on climate action.
Tech’s green wave hits choppy waters
Tech’s pursuit of sustainable energy solutions is captivating, but experts warn these ambitions may mislead without real change.
Vietnam’s renewable energy policy is spurring decarbonization of global brands
Vietnam’s new Direct Power Purchase Agreement enables global brands to decarbonize supply chains by sourcing renewable energy.
Nearly half of tropical coral species face extinction: report
Almost half of all warm-water species of coral are threatened with extinction — and climate change is the chief culprit, a new report...
Explainer: Why are countries fighting over climate finance at COP29?
COP29 aims to secure trillions for global climate projects, focusing on funding from wealthy nations and private sectors as past pledges expire.
Chinese giant CATL pushes beyond batteries into power grids, EV platforms
Robin Zeng, CATL’s founder, is transforming it from the top EV battery supplier to a green-energy giant and low-cost EV enabler.
At UN climate talks, nations big and small get chance to bear witness to climate change
World leaders at COP29 call for climate finance, with wealthier nations urged to aid poorer countries in climate resilience.
Global CO2 emissions to hit record high in 2024, report says
Global CO2 emissions will hit a record 41.6 billion tons in 2024, worsening climate impacts despite renewable energy progress.
