Europe’s electricity and gas grids face threats from renewables, a leading credit rating agency has found.
Europe’s grids face threat from renewables
China’s role in Turkey’s energy future
Temptation to invest in Turkey’s coal sector will test President Xi’s commitment to climate leadership.
Ukraine receives Trump coal
Ukraine have receive their first shipment of US coal.
Analysis: Is Germany really the green leader it pretends to be?
Are Germany really a green leader, and will they continue to be so?
The cost of offshore wind power is in a rapid downward spiral
New offshore UK wind projects have halved in price.
Is coal making a comeback in China?
After years of reducing coal consumption, is the tide turning in China?
New Apple data centre to drive up renewables investment in Denmark
Apple plans a new renewable energy data center in Aabenraa, Denmark, investing $921 million to support online services across Europe.
Opinion: Why renewables are not free, nor will or should they ever be
Falling costs do not mean free energy. An analysis of renewables, maintenance, mining, labour and why honest economics matters for the energy transition.
Trump’s inconvenient truth: in the US solar employs more than the entire fossil fuel industry
Is the US coal industry really expanding?
The giants of clean energy
The world’s first 8MW wind turbines has started generating electricity commercially.
A greener life, a greener world 