Southeast Asia is advancing in solar energy adoption, although each country faces unique challenges impacting future growth and sustainability.
Analysis: Mapping the future of solar capacity in Southeast Asia
Spain approves a whopping number of renewable energy projects
The Spanish government has approved nearly 300 renewable energy projects, totalling 28 GW, aiming for 81% renewable electricity mix by 2030 and creating 300,000 jobs.
Tepeo’s zero-emissions boiler
Britain is making progress towards clean electricity, but faces challenges in transitioning to renewable heating. Heat pumps and alternative solutions emerge.
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UK 2024 election – analysis: Labour’s landslide victory was a resounding win for clean energy and climate action
Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, wins by a landslide, signalling strong public support for climate action and economic growth.
Solar panels power afforestation in Xinjiang desert
Solar-powered farms in Xinjiang’s Tarim Basin combat desertification, yet face water and maintenance challenges, posing potential limitations.
Editorial: Our view on the UK General Election – Labour is best placed to tackle the climate crisis and unleash a golden area of innovation and clean energy opportunities
Today, the UK faces a crucial election after enduring political upheaval. The ruling Conservatives encounter scrutiny for their climate strategy.
Conservative Party received 40 percent of its donations from fossil fuel interests in the first week of the campaign
Rishi Sunak’s Tories accepted hundreds of thousands from major donors with financial ties to the oil and gas industry.
UK 2024 General Election – Mapped: The Tory network of climate denial and fossil fuel funding
DeSmog catalogues how oil and gas firms have forged ties with the highest levels of government, the media, and influential think tanks.
The Swiss public gives the final nod to boosting renewable energy
Switzerland’s direct democracy allows citizens to shape policies, as seen in the recent support for a renewable energy law.
A greener life, a greener world 