Switzerland Ships First Captured CO2 To Denmark In Commercial BECCS Debut
Switzerland's first commercial BECCS project has shipped captured biogenic CO2 to Denmark's Project Greensand for storage in the North Sea.
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Most Critical Minerals Never Reach Clean Energy, Report Finds
An Oakland Institute report finds clean energy takes only a fifth of critical minerals, with defence, AI data centres and construction taking the rest.
UN Awards Restoration Flagships in Brazil, the Sahel and Saudi Arabia
The UN has named World Restoration Flagships in Brazil, the Sahel and Saudi Arabia, covering almost five million hectares of degraded land by 2030.
Plug-In Solar Becomes Legal in Great Britain as Retailers Prepare Rollout
Plug-in solar panels are now legal in Great Britain, opening low-cost home generation to renters and flat-dwellers as major retailers prepare to stock them.
Supreme Court to Open Term With Climate Liability Case Against Exxon and Suncor
Learn how the Suncor Energy v County Commissioners case will influence numerous climate liability suits against oil firms.
Where the Energy Transition Is Working and Where It Has Stalled
The Energy Transitions Commission’s annual monitor finds clean electrification racing ahead in power and road...
Trump’s Solar Tariffs Set Import Price Floors From December
Understand the impact of solar tariffs on American factories and the rising costs of solar farm construction.
China Publishes Dedicated Climate Five-Year Plan for 2026-2030
Discover the details of China's climate plan for 2026 to 2030, which consolidates policies for effective climate action and global influence.
Race to Zero Winds Down as Net Zero Focus Shifts to Delivery
The Race to Zero campaign is concluding as a new group focuses on delivering measurable results for net zero pledges.
Species-Rich Forests Show a Stronger Carbon Sink, Study Finds
Explore the vital role of the forest carbon sink in combating climate change through biodiversity and tree species variety.
DOE Admits Clean-Energy Grant Cancellations Were Based on State Politics
Learn how the Clean-Energy Grant cancellations were tied to the political identity of recipient states in the US.
COP31 Sets Global Electrification Targets as Leaders Push Fossil Fuel Phase-Out
Explore the pivotal role of COP31 in redefining climate commitments with sector-specific strategies aimed at decarbonisation.
Climate Finance Faces a Delivery Test
Climate finance is at the heart of discussions around climate risk and adaptation strategies for a sustainable future this week.
Planned Offshore Drilling Puts Critical Marine Ecosystems at Severe Risk
Explore the environmental implications of offshore drilling. Learn how it threatens marine habitats and biodiversity.
Critical Mineral Stockpiling Risks Inflating the Cost of the Energy Transition
Mineral stockpiling is reshaping supply chains and increasing the cost of essential materials for the energy transition.
Climate Adaptation Finance Falls 90% Short of What Nations Need
Wealthy governments are providing only a fraction of the climate adaptation finance that developing nations...
Climate News This Week: Rules Meet Industrial Resistance
The key Climate News this week reveals important regulatory changes and challenges impacting the energy sector.
Green Finance Institute Launches Initiative to Accelerate UK Carbon Removal Investment
Find out how the Green Finance Institute's CDR Catalyst is set to reshape investment opportunities in carbon dioxide removal projects.
Norway’s Enova Launches Fresh Funding Round for Heavy Industry Decarbonisation
Enova opens new grant opportunities for industries to reduce emissions, showcasing commitment to sustainable transformation.
EU Tightens Carbon Market Rules in Sweeping ETS Reform
The EU ETS reform signals a major shift in carbon pricing. Discover the changes to eligibility and supply controls affecting emissions.