Is Royal Dutch Shell’s net-zero strategy more than just greenwash?
Analysis: Shell wants to play the net-zero game too
BNEF: Ahead of COP26, G20 countries are falling behind on their climate pledges
G20 countries are not doing enough to meet the Paris climate goals, report reveals.
Denmark approves energy island as they drive forward climate ambitions
The Danish parliament has approved what will be the world’s first energy island.
Global companies set to supply South Australia’s next ‘Big Battery’
Electricity generator and retailer AGL has shortlisted two major global energy storage companies to supply a huge battery system at a South Australian power station that will be more than twice the size of Tesla’s original 100 megawatts ‘Big Battery’ commissioned in the state’s Mid North in 2017.
President Biden stabs Keystone XL in the back for good
On his first day in office President Biden moved swiftly to revoke the permit for Keystone XL.
Scotland eyes up hydrogen powered trains on their path to decarbonisation
To ramp up decarbonsation efforts ahead of COP26, Scotland is looking to power trains via hydrogen in places where it is hard to electrify them.
How Barbados will reach 100% renewable energy
How is Barbados planning to achieve 100% renewables?
Analysis: The positive case for 2021
Why there’s reason to be optimistic in 2021.
The 2,000 Watt Society
The 2,000 Watt Society promotes sustainable energy use standards, aiming for equal energy access while reducing consumption and carbon emissions.
Denmark says goodbye to oil – will the world follow?
Denmark puts an end to new oil licenses in the North Sea.
A greener life, a greener world 