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Analysis: BHP’s quick strike fix sets tone for labor talks amid copper rally
Quick turnaround in workers' dispute helped BHP avoid the damaging effects of a 2017 walk-out, at a time when copper is in high...
Average UK energy bill set to jump by 9% in October, say experts
The average household energy bill is set to rise by 9% in October when the latest change to the price cap takes effect,...
Investment treaties are stalling energy transition — but this can be fixed
Investment treaties with investor-state dispute settlement provisions shield fossil fuel investments, hindering global energy transition efforts: E3G
With millions lacking electricity, can decentralized renewables pave the way to energy equity in Pakistan?
Pakistan's energy poverty persists, but decentralized renewables offer hope for sustainable, reliable electricity access.
Brazil’s coastal winds could power energy transition, but challenges remain
A World Bank report highlights Brazil's offshore wind potential, noting the need for infrastructure and policy support.
New solar farms can benefit nature – here’s how
Under appropriate management and the right policies, solar farms have the potential to deliver benefits for nature and climate.
Small towns in South Africa can benefit from renewable energy projects: here’s what developers should do
Lessons from a wind project in South Africa: Renewable energy developers should be anchoring their community development approach to sustainable development.
NZ is running out of gas – literally. That’s good for the climate, but it’s bad news for the economy
The coming gas crunch: Investors don’t love political volatility or market risk, and New Zealand currently has both.
Opinion: Europe’s savvy new clean energy champion
In Portugal, a multi-pronged approach to clean energy generation is triggering rapid progress against energy transition targets
What affects the rate of solar adoption? Australian Energy Council report
Solar adoption in Australia is growing, but rising costs and interest rates are slowing new installations, highlighting the need for tailored policies.
