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ING: From plane to train: Europe is pushing climate-friendly travel.

16 December 2022

To reduce carbon emissions, Europe aims to transition travellers from planes to trains. Its extensive rail network and the growing consumer demand for greener transport solutions provide a clear opportunity.

bneGREEN: Bulgaria’s capital bans old cars from traffic-clogged city centre

15 December 2022

Bulgaria tackles EU's worst air pollution with ban on cars registered before 1996.

Apocalypse 2050: World on course for 15% GDP fall

15 December 2022

The world is set to see global GDP plummet by a catastrophic 15% by 2050 if current emissions trends are not reined in and global warming reaches 2.2°C by 2050.

ING: EU reaches deal on world’s first carbon border tax

15 December 2022

EU policymakers have provisionally agreed this week to introduce the world’s first carbon border tax in a push to encourage cleaner industrial production globally and protect its domestic industry.

US clean energy sees massive investments since August

14 December 2022

In just three months, more than $40bn of new grid-scale clean energy investments have been announced, a new report shows – the same amount as the total investment estimated for all clean energy projects installed in 2021.

Germany will produce a record 256 TWh of renewable electricity this year

14 December 2022

Germany will produce a record 256 TWh of renewable electricity this year, but it is still not on track to meet its 2030 targets, according to the Federal Environment Agency (UBA).

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund buys stake in offshore wind developer Skyborn Renewables

14 December 2022

The Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund has bought a stake in Germany-based Skyborn Renewables, an offshore wind developer.

US government advances 4 GW of offshore wind

14 December 2022

The US Bureau of Ocean Management (BOEM) has advanced the review of two wind sizeable projects off the East Coast, the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) and Sunrise Wind projects.

Solar demand to grow globally by 20-30% by mid-decade – Bloomberg Intelligence

14 December 2022

Solar will probably be the fastest growing energy source in 2023-2025 worldwide, with demand likely to increase 20-30%, says Bloomberg Intelligence in a new report, Global Solar Energy 2023 Outlook.

California floating wind auction lags others earlier this year

14 December 2022

California 's recent floating wind auction netted $757.1mn, lower than the New York Bight offshore wind auction in February and the Carolinas offshore wind auction in May. The California auction ended on December 7.

Renewables in Texas to grow significantly in 2023 compared to 2022 – EIA

14 December 2022

The Texas region is likely to experience the largest shift in electricity generation mix in 2023 in the US, says a new report by the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Rosatom’s Saudi bid next step for Russian nuclear tech

14 December 2022

Rosatom aims to build the first nuclear reactor in Saudi Arabia as part of the company’s global drive to break into emerging markets for atomic energy

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