The April shelving of a major solar thermal plant has done little to slow the pace of renewable energy projects being proposed in South Australia.
Analysis: Renewables still setting strong pace in South Australia
Oil exploration threatens Brazil‘s Abrolhos marine park
Brazil allows the auction of oil fields near marine protected area against advice of its environmental agency.
The cost of renewable energy continues its downward spiral
The cost of renewable energy continues to plummet, making climate action more possible, so says a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Opinion: World Environment Day must remind us that our forests are not fuel
On World Environment Day, Sasha Stashwick from NRDC argues the UK government must end their support for the climate-damaging and polluting biomass industry.
Norway continues to go all out for fossil fuels
Norway has no intention to stop the extraction of oil and gas.
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.
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.
A greener life, a greener world 