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COP27: Coal proves a stubborn foe in fight to save climate

20 November 2022

Reducing coal consumption is the central challenge to achieving the world’s climate targets, Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, told COP27.

COP27: Africa lobbies to retain gas use despite pollution dangers

20 November 2022

African nations are lobbying to be allowed to use their natural gas reserves to lift up to 600mn people out of energy poverty and to connect them to modern electricity supplies.

GHG emissions cap for Canada’s oil and gas by end of 2023, says minister

20 November 2022

National regulations will be completed in 2023 for a cap on greenhouse gas emissions from the Canadian oil and gas sector, said Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault in an interview with Canadian Press at COP27, the UN climate summit in Egypt.

COP27 warns business cannot be trusted to police greenwashing

18 November 2022

The UN has identified greenwashing by business and finance as the biggest danger facing the race to net zero, urging them to avoid a toxic cover-up and to ensure that any climate pledges they keep are in line with the 1.5-degree targets.

India set for 3.6 GW of green open access capacity in 2023

18 November 2022

India could add a record 3.6 GW of open access renewable capacity in 2023 as industrial consumers look to lower electricity costs and meet sustainability goals.

Renewable energy investments at record low in Africa despite positive global trend, BNEF report shows

17 November 2022

Investment in renewable energy in Africa plummeted to the lowest level recorded in the last decade, despite a global upward trend and the continent's abundant natural potential, according to a report released by the research group BloombergNEF.

COP27: Biden presents US as climate leader, blasts Putin’s "weaponisation" of fossil fuels

16 November 2022

US President Joe Biden spoke at COP27 in Egypt, hailing the US as a climate leader meanwhile criticising Russian President Vladimir Putin weaponisation of oil and gas.

California regulators recommend slashing income for rooftop solar

16 November 2022

In a controversial proposal, California regulators are proposing that the state cut the ‘net metering’ income that those with excess rooftop solar power get when they sell to their local utility.

Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa records huge loss in fiscal year

16 November 2022

The world’s third largest wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa reported a net loss of €940mn ($973mn) in the 2022 fiscal year ended September 30.

US seizes $100,000mn-plus of Chinese solar components over slave labour concerns

16 November 2022

More than 1,000 shipments of Chinese solar energy components worth hundreds of millions of dollars have piled up at US borders since mid-year under a new law banning imports from Xinjiang region over slave labour concerns, according to Reuters.

Mexico ups emissions goal, plans to double renewables

16 November 2022

Mexico, the American continent’s third-largest emitter of CO2, plans to double its renewable energy capacity by the end of the decade. The added renewable capacity would be 30 GW by 2030, said the Foreign Ministry.

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