The world’s largest direct air CO2 capture and storage plant has opened in Iceland.
World’s largest direct air CO2 capture plant opens
London introduces hydrogen-powered double-decker buses
London unveils hydrogen powered buses.
The Port of Hamburg could become Europe’s largest green hydrogen project
Plans unveiled to make the Port of Hamburg Europe’s biggest hydrogen project.
Analysis: Floating solar ready for take-off
Whether floating or hanging, solar panels have the potential to both provide electricity and reduce evaporation from reservoirs.
Gold Coast powers up with EV charging network
The Gold Coast will install 10 fast electric vehicle chargers to enhance sustainability and promote electric vehicle usage, powered by solar energy.
Analysis: How will China’s internet giants become carbon neutral?
China’s big internet firms are lagging their overseas counterparts on reducing emissions in their operations, supply chains and the many businesses they facilitate, writes Ye Ruiqui.
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.
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.
Analysis: The positive case for 2021
Why there’s reason to be optimistic in 2021.
A greener life, a greener world 