India: States step up policy action on renewables
As renewables continue to be the cheapest source of electricity in India, many states are framing policies to further boost the use of clean energy.
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Category Archives: energy
UK council accused of looking to the past as it approves a new coal mine
UK council grants permission for new coal mine, facing criticism from campaigners.
Norway’s parliament to drop support for oil drilling on the Lofoten islands
The main political opposition in the Norwegian parliament, pledges to protect the Lofoten islands from oil drilling.
Biogas energy storage system launches at wastewater plant
A commercial thermal energy storage system that converts biogas from a wastewater treatment plant has begun operating in South Australia.
Report from Iceland, the land of fire, ice and renewables
How geothermal energy is powering Iceland.
Lithuania to position itself as the next EU renewables hope
Lithuania is moving up the EU’s renewable energy league.
Analysis: Can solar diplomacy green the Belt and Road
Experience from China’s own solar sector could help it deliver a sustainable transition in Belt and Road countries, writes Brian Eyler.
Michael Bloomberg pioneers tracker of decarbonisation efforts
Michael Bloomberg launches tool that would track how utilities are moving away from fossil fuels.
Europe’s coal industry on its knees, says leading investor
Leading investor believes we are seeing the collapse of Europe’s coal industry.
Analysis: China’s coal consumption on the rise
Use of coal increased again in 2018, raising questions about the green energy transition, reports Feng Hao and Tom Baxter.
