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.
Climate-Vulnerable Countries Spend 25 Times More on Debt Than Climate Action
Climate-vulnerable countries spend 25 times more on debt than on climate action, with repayments taking 65% of revenue, new ActionAid research finds.
Every Dollar Spent On Climate And Clean Air Returns $15, UN Report Finds
UNEP's Hidden Assets report finds integrated climate and clean air action returns $15 per dollar, with delay costing more than $1.5 trillion a year.
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Companies Report US$397bn Water Risk Exposure, CDP Finds
CDP data from more than 6,500 companies shows US$397bn in anticipated water risk exposure, with US$45bn of it sitting upstream in supply chains.
California Legalises Plug-In Solar for Renters and Homeowners
Governor Newsom has signed SB 868, making California plug-in solar systems of up to 1,200 watts legal without utility permission from 1 January 2027.
UN Climate Chief Says Renewables Saved Almost Half a Trillion Dollars in Fossil Fuel Costs
Simon Stiell says record renewables avoided almost half a trillion dollars in fossil fuel costs last year and urges tech firms to power AI with clean energy.
Technologies
Brilliant Matters and HeiQ Target 2028 Launch for Semi-Transparent Organic Solar Cells
Brilliant Matters and HeiQ say their semi-transparent organic solar cells reached 12.04 per cent efficiency, and plan a 2028 launch below $150 a square metre.
Winduction Puts Wireless Bus Charging Inside the Tyres
ETH Zurich spin-off Winduction fits charging coils inside bus tyres for wireless bus charging at stops, with a passenger pilot near Zurich Airport set for 2028.
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
Linkener Raises €7.5m From Alantra’s Klima to Grow Its Energy Management Platform
Spanish start-up Linkener has raised €7.5m in a round led by Alantra's Klima to add AI to its energy management platform and buy smaller rivals.
EU Innovation Fund Backs 77 Net-Zero Projects With €3.4bn, Including Its First SMR
The EU Innovation Fund has picked 77 net-zero projects in 23 countries for €3.4bn of grants, including its first small modular reactor and DACCS projects.
Sweden Awards SEK 9.3bn in Its Second Bio-CCS Auction
Sweden's second bio-CCS auction awards SEK 9.3bn to Sysav, Öresundskraft and Renova to capture and store 5.75 million tonnes of biogenic CO2.






























