Is coal making a comeback in China?
After years of reducing coal consumption, is the tide turning in China?
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Category Archives: economy
Opinion: Why renewables are not free, nor will or should they ever be
If you think renewables means free energy it is time to think again.
Trump’s inconvenient truth: in the US solar employs more than the entire fossil fuel industry
Is the US coal industry really expanding?
Analysis: Economic realities will override Trump’s plan for a coal renaissance
Trump’s promise to invest in coal won’t bring back US jobs, writes Charlotte Middlehurst.
Evidence mounts that China wants global leadership role in tackling climate change
Evidence mounts that China is ready to take over climate leadership position from the US.
The developing world takes a global lead in clean energy
According to analysis, clean energy investments in the developing world have, for the first time, overtaken those in the developed world.
IEA admits that the future belongs to renewables
The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts an energy market dominated by renewables.
UK energy minister attends clean energy summit, to promote fossil fuels
Andrea Leadsom pictured outside UK’s Department of Energy and Climate Change. Photo credit: Department of Energy and Climate Change via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Policy uncertainties loom over large parts […]
Analysis: Dire outlook for Green politics in Britain as the Conservatives sweep into power
David Cameron will serve another term as UK Prime Minister. Photo credit: Conservativesvia Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen In the UK general election the people of Britain have voted in the […]
Editorial: An independent Scotland would be bad for renewables and climate change
First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond and British Prime Minister David Cameron signs the Edinburgh Agreement which gives Scotland a referendum to vote for Independence from the United Kingdom. Photo […]
