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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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.
China’s Cleantech Exports Hit $140 Billion As Coal Generation Flattens At Home
Ember puts China's cleantech exports at $140 billion in the first half of 2026 as coal generation flattens across most provinces and US investment turns negative.
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...
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.
Great British Energy Backs Naked Energy in First Solar Supply Chain Investment
Naked Energy secures £27 million in Series B funding with significant investments from Great British Energy and Barclays Climate Ventures.
The Waste No One Wanted Becomes Aviation’s Cheapest Fuel
Find out how waste can be a crucial resource in energy production with Firefly Green Fuels' sewage-to-jet fuel initiative.
The Carbon Benefits of Solar Thermal Get Stronger as the Grid Gets Cleaner
Christian Albrecht from Naked Energy explains how solar thermal can replace fossil fuels for water heating while slashing emissions.
Australia Launches the World’s First Carbon Refinery for Industrial Decarbonisation
Learn about the world's first carbon refinery in Australia, converting CO2 into valuable materials and driving decarbonization efforts.
Textile Dyeing Emissions: EverDye’s Cold Chemistry Cuts Energy by 90%
Learn about the pollution caused by textile dyeing emissions, an overlooked issue in fashion. Interview with Philippe Berlan, EverDye.
While the Market Soured on Hydrogen, Schroders Capital Kept Investing
Holly Turner and Duncan Hale from Schroders share insights on sustainable investments and green hydrogen amid regulatory shifts.
‘We Don’t Trust It, We Control It’: One Click LCA Uses AI to Cut Embodied Carbon
One Click LCA is changing the life cycle assessment landscape, making it quicker and more effective with innovative artificial intelligence technology.
Solving the Money Problem Holding Back Carbon Removal
Discover how UNDO Carbon's carbon removal technique converts geological processes into a viable commercial solution for climate change.
AI Takes the Controls: Gigaton Raises $26m to Optimise Heavy Manufacturing
Learn how Gigaton, which has raised $26m, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from heavy industry including cement production.
The New Geography of Climate Capital
Climate capital is evolving. Discover how climate finance is being reshaped and its implications for future investments.
From Carbon to Protein: Arborea’s Bid to Industrialise Photosynthesis
Learn how Arborea is revolutionizing agriculture with its BioSolar Leaf system, promoting climate-friendly food production.
Cleantech Is Facing Its Hardest Test Now: 2025 Provided False Comfort
Analyze the impact of political shifts on the Cleantech market as investment numbers reveal alarming trends in 2026.
Ammobia May Have The Fix to a 100 Year-old Climate Problem
Ammobia CEO Karen Baert explains how the San Francisco startup's Haber-Bosch 2.0 technology cuts ammonia production costs by half.
From Farm Waste to Fuel: How Biogas Can Strengthen Energy Resilience
Explore the role of biogas amid LNG supply disruptions and increasing biomethane production. Interview with Jules Vasse, SUBLIME Energie.