COP31’s 35 by 35 Electrification Pledge Hinges on Cleaner Grids, Greenly Finds
Greenly's study of the 35 by 35 electrification pledge finds the climate gain depends on clean grids: France keeps 92% of the CO2 saving, Poland 3%.
Building Renewable Energy in Africa From the Ground Up
RE.Think Energy founder Wangari Muchiri on how demand aggregation, policy and local manufacturing can scale renewable energy in Africa.
Schroders Ranks 102 Climate Adaptation Activities and Finds Impact and Returns Rarely Meet
Schroders scores 102 climate adaptation activities by losses avoided and investor returns, and finds the highest-impact measures offer the weakest returns.
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Green Climate Fund Approves Record $3.3bn for 2026
The Green Climate Fund approved nearly $2bn for 21 projects at one board meeting, taking 2026 approvals to a record $3.3bn and its portfolio to $22.3bn.
Global Climate Finance Hits $1.9tn a Year as UN Warns Progress Is Insufficient
UN Climate Change reports show global climate finance rose 32 per cent to $1.9tn a year in 2023 and 2024, while adaptation plans stall for lack of funding.
UK Launches £2bn Energy Wealth Fund From North Sea Tax Revenues
The UK has launched a £2bn Energy Wealth Fund within the National Wealth Fund to invest North Sea tax revenues in renewable and low-carbon energy.
Technologies
ETH Zurich Chemists Halve the Heat Needed for Acrylic Glass Recycling
ETH Zurich chemists use one cheap reagent and no solvent to make acrylic glass recycling work at just over 200C, recovering up to 98 per cent of the monomer.
Pulpex Opens First Commercial-Scale Paper Bottle Plant Near Glasgow
Pulpex has opened a paper bottle plant near Glasgow that can make up to 40 million fibre bottles a year, with most first-year capacity sold.
Sectors
Norway Solar Capacity Passes 1GW as Annual Growth Slows
Norway solar capacity has passed 1GW at 1,003MW, yet annual additions are heading for their weakest year since 2021 as large solar parks stay unbuilt.
Australia Awards A$32.6m to Carbon Management Projects
Australia has awarded A$32.6m to carbon management projects, backing enhanced rock weathering, direct air capture and mineral carbonation.
Spotlight
Global Fossil Fuel Emissions Set to Fall in 2026 as Oil Demand Slumps
Global fossil fuel emissions are set to fall about 0.5 per cent in 2026 as the Hormuz crisis cuts oil and gas demand faster than coal can replace it.
Climeworks Doubles Capture Rate at Its Mammoth Plant in Iceland
Climeworks says direct air capture costs per tonne at its Mammoth plant have halved while capture throughput more than doubled over eighteen months.
Opinion
Digital Growth Meets Planetary Limits: The Data Center Dilemma
Exploring the factors behind Data Center growth in the Middle East and its impact on the global digital infrastructure.
AI-Driven Efficiency Can Improve APEC Grid Resilience
Delve into the factors influencing grid resilience and how they contribute to achieving renewable energy targets in the APEC region.
Business
Group14 Closes €150m Round to Build Silicon Battery Materials Plant in Spain
Group14 has closed a €150m Series D extension to build its first large European plant for silicon battery materials, a 10GWh site in Sagunto, Spain.
Microalgae Direct Air Capture Nets Carbelim $1.05m to Scale
Carbelim has raised $1.05m from the IITM Unicorn Frontier Fund to scale its microalgae direct air capture technology and expand abroad from Kerala.
Seamoretech’s €1.1m Cash Injection to Turn Desalination Brine Into Freshwater and Minerals
Porto start-up Seamoretech has raised €1.1m in the first close of its seed round to recover freshwater and minerals from desalination brine.






























