International
Mining the gap: Striking a balance en route to net zero
As demand for critical minerals grows with the shift to cleaner energy, mining's dual role in resource supply and emissions is under scrutiny.
US, India, Russia, Japan are building out wind power much too slowly for climate change
Global efforts to triple wind power by 2030, a key commitment from COP28, are falling short, with current projections indicating only a doubling...
Glencore to keep coal assets and stick with London listing
Majority of investors back Glencore's coal business after purchase of Teck Resources' assets and high prices forecast for fossil fuels.
Around a third of carbon credits fail new benchmark test
Carbon credit standards not met by a third of existing schemes, says independent integrity council, as demand for offsets falls due to doubts.
Oil hovers at 8-month lows as U.S. fears offset Mideast tensions
With weak July payroll figures sparking fear of US recession, oil futures drop in trading.
Vermont suffered millions in damage from this week’s flooding
Officials have said the state of Vermont is asking the federal government for help following $6 million worth of damage.
Deep sea mining opponents hope to score regulatory win
Opponents of deep sea mining seek an international moratorium, hoping a key regulatory text at the ISA meeting sparks global action.
The role of carbon accounting in supporting sustainable biofuels
Not all biofuels are created equal. The International Energy Agency explores how accurate carbon accounting can help biofuels become a key player in...
Consolidated Edison beats second-quarter profit estimates
Consolidated Edison beat Q2 profit estimates, with revenue up 9.4% to $3.22 billion, driven by hotter weather and increased energy use.
