Energy

G7 Countries Agree to Exit From Coal by 2035

Apr 303 min read

G7 Countries Agree to Exit From Coal by 2035

The agreement follows several failed attempts by the seven economic superpowers to set a timeline for a coal phaseout, though some...

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Constant Tedder

Apr 305 min read

How Energy Communities Could Help Europe Reduce Energy Poverty

Energy communities are easy to establish, eco-friendly, and crucial in helping low-income and vulnerable communities access affordable...

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EU Votes to Leave Controversial Energy Treaty, Approves Watered Down Agricultural Policies

Constant Tedder

Apr 253 min read

EU Votes to Leave Controversial Energy Treaty, Approves Watered Down Agricultural Policies

The Commission reassured it is not weakening its environmental ambitions but is simplifying some sustainability requirements in light of...

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5G and the Future of Sustainable Business Communication

Constant Tedder

Apr 185 min read

5G and the Future of Sustainable Business Communication

The advent of 5G has emerged as a game-changer in the way people communicate and share data. Beyond providing mobile users with stronger...

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The Social Impact of Renewable Energy Initiatives

Constant Tedder

Mar 154 min read

The Social Impact of Renewable Energy Initiatives

Renewable energy has experienced significant growth in the last decade, driven mainly by advancements in infrastructure for wind and...

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Constant Tedder

Mar 55 min read

Top 7 Smart Cities in the World in 2024

Smart cities around the world have made huge strides in their smart city initiatives and in adopting innovative smart technologies as a...

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Drought-Driven Shortfall in Hydropower Generation Partly to Blame for Record-High Global CO2 Emissio

Constant Tedder

Mar 43 min read

Drought-Driven Shortfall in Hydropower Generation Partly to Blame for Record-High Global CO2 Emissio

Coal accounted for 65% of the total increase in CO2 emissions last year, with experts blaming shortfalls in hydroelectric power...

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7 Innovative Energy Solutions That Are Changing the Way We Build

Constant Tedder

Feb 225 min read

7 Innovative Energy Solutions That Are Changing the Way We Build

Climate change has prompted plenty of people to ask themselves what they can do to slow down this rapidly deteriorating crisis. Until not...

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Singapore to Impose Sustainable Fuel Targets on Outbound Flights From 2026, With Travellers Expected

Constant Tedder

Feb 204 min read

Singapore to Impose Sustainable Fuel Targets on Outbound Flights From 2026, With Travellers Expected

Singapore will impose all outbound flights to use 1% sustainable fuel from 2026, with the target expected to rise to 3-5% in 2030. — All...

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The Uruguay Way: Achieving Energy Sovereignty in the Developing World

Constant Tedder

Feb 168 min read

The Uruguay Way: Achieving Energy Sovereignty in the Developing World

Held up as a case study for successfully transitioning away from fossil fuels, Uruguay now generates up to 98% of its electricity from...

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Gold-Rich Saudi Is Committing to Sustainable Mining Practices: Will it Be Enough?

Constant Tedder

Feb 155 min read

Gold-Rich Saudi Is Committing to Sustainable Mining Practices: Will it Be Enough?

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is sitting on a US$2.5 trillion-worth of precious metals and minerals. Saudi’s mining magnet, state-owned...

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Constant Tedder

Feb 76 min read

The Role of Semiconductors in the Renewable Energy Transition

Will the environmental cost of semiconductor production be offset by their contribution to the long-term green transition? Semiconductors...

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Power to the People: An Overview of Community Energy

Constant Tedder

Feb 27 min read

Power to the People: An Overview of Community Energy

Worldwide, citizen-led renewable energy initiatives are paving the way towards a just transition and resilient energy systems. This...

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US Freezes LNG Export Permits to Review Projects’ Climate Impacts Amid Rising Pressure From Environm

Constant Tedder

Jan 303 min read

US Freezes LNG Export Permits to Review Projects’ Climate Impacts Amid Rising Pressure From Environm

The US began exporting liquified natural gas (LNG) in 2016 and is currently the world’s largest exporter of the planet-warming fuel. —...

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Low-Emissions Energy Sources Will Account for Almost Half of Global Electricity Generation by 2026,

Constant Tedder

Jan 293 min read

Low-Emissions Energy Sources Will Account for Almost Half of Global Electricity Generation by 2026,

Renewables and nuclear’s unprecedented growth will enable low-emissions electricity generation to outpace demand growth globally, the...

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Constant Tedder

Jan 274 min read

Week in Review: Top Climate News for January 22-26, 2024

This weekly round-up brings you key climate news from the past seven days, including the beginning of the rollout of a vaccine against...

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EU Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions Hit 60-Year Low in 2023 Amid Clean Energy Expansion

Constant Tedder

Jan 253 min read

EU Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions Hit 60-Year Low in 2023 Amid Clean Energy Expansion

Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels in the EU were 8% lower than in 2022, representing the second-biggest yearly drop on record. —...

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Dams: Economic Assets or Ecological Liabilities?

Constant Tedder

Jan 197 min read

Dams: Economic Assets or Ecological Liabilities?

Climate change is one of the most pressing global issue in contemporary times, and dams play a substantial role in aggravating it by...

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Week in Review: Top Climate News for January 8-12

Constant Tedder

Jan 133 min read

Week in Review: Top Climate News for January 8-12

This weekly round-up brings you key climate news from the past seven days, including a controversial vote in Norway and the appointment...

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China-Driven Expansion of Renewable Energy in 2023 Paves the Way to Achieving COP28 Tripling Goal, I

Constant Tedder

Jan 123 min read

China-Driven Expansion of Renewable Energy in 2023 Paves the Way to Achieving COP28 Tripling Goal, I

The world added 50% more renewable energy capacity in 2023 compared to the previous year, though lack of financial incentives for...

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