By Anders Lorenzen One of the world’s largest oil producers and the biggest in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, is to use the upcoming UN climate conference, COP28, to argue for their […]
Viewpoint: With a clean energy system, some of the suffering in Gaza could have been prevented
Energy-poor Palestine relies on external energy imports, suffering when Israel halts supplies. To improve energy stability, global organizations should support and fund renewable energy projects, including decentralized solar power.
BP: The war in Ukraine will speed up the transition to renewables
The war in Ukraine is speeding up the transition to renewables BP says.
Russia has created a methane bomb, on purpose
Russia accused of creating a methane bomb.
UK: Energy security takes priority over net-zero climate targets
Less than half a year post COP26, could the UK be falling back in love with fossil fuels.
Opinion: The media must make the war in Ukraine about the climate crisis
Media outlets are missing a central point when reporting on the Russia – Ukraine war.
Germany pulls the plug on major Russian gas pipeline, but not Russian gas
Nord Stream 2 is dead in Germany, for now.
Analysis: Renewables on the burner as gas pipeline dominates Imran Khan’s Russia trip
The Pakistani prime minister is visiting Moscow as Russia looks for new clients to build infrastructure, and Pakistan seeks a steady supply of natural gas. Meanwhile, renewable energy is being sidelined.
Analysis: Could the Afghan crisis derail climate action?
Will the Afghanistan crisis impact climate action?
Analysis: Politics and climate change – part 2: Capitalism vs the climate?
In part one, we examined whether democratic institutions would be able to survive in a globally warmed world – and suggested two ways they might. In the second part of this analysis of politics and climate change, we ask: To save the world, is it as simple as capitalism vs the climate?