The UK government has approved the contentious Rosebank oil field project, operated by Norwegian energy firm Equinor, amidst criticism about its climate commitments.
Anger as the UK government approves giant oil field in the North Sea
Tajikistan eyes large-scale hydrogen production and energy diversification
Tajikistan wants to become a big player in hydrogen production.
The penetration of renewables in Australia’s main grid sets new record
The penetration of renewables in Australia’s main electricity grid reaches new high.
Viewpoint: What about half the meat?
The value of a balanced diet.
Six out of the world´s nine planetary boundaries have been crossed
Scientists at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research has identified that six of the world’s planetary boundaries have been crossed
The EU pledges support for the wind energy sector
By Anders Lorenzen Amidst the trouble faced by the wind sector in Europe, the EU has pledged a package of support measures. Inflation, supply chain issues and rising costs are just some […]
Libya’s catastrophic floods
The Libyan city of Derna hit by unprecedented extreme rainfall.
Viewpoint: Why it’s helpful to charge EVs on the go
Jeremy Williams on the evolution of EV charging.
Initiative launched to boost renewables in Africa
Partnership formed with the aim of boosting renewables in Africa.
Indications of a promising future for nuclear energy as demand for uranium surges
Nuclear energy set to take off as demand for uranium surges.
A greener life, a greener world 