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COP28: Turkey assessed as “critically insufficient” on all climate crisis goals by scientific analysis
Researcher concludes that country “has set an emission target that it can almost achieve without any serious action”.
Kuwait bans exports of used cooking oil
Kuwait has moved to ban used cooking oils in a bid to promote sustainable practising and maximise potential income from the production of biofuel.
Brazil signs global agreement to triple renewables by 2030
Colombia’s Barranquilla port to install 2 MWp photovoltaic panels
Biofuels could ease Tanzania's import reliance
Various oil company heads have suggested Tanzania avoid fuel import bills by turning to sustainable ethanol production from sugarcane or agricultural residues, including wheat straw, rice straw, rice husk and corn stover.
Zimbabwean energy infrastructure group ATC secures contracts for solar, wind farms from Tsingshan
Bapco Energies amends and extends financing
The state energy firm has received encouraging support from regional institutions and while the value is dwarfed by the efforts of its neighbours, Bahrain’s energy transition ambitions may be aided by its comparative resource paucity.
COP28: Global climate plans still fall short
Ahead of the Cop28 climate summit beginning on November 30 in Dubai, Sultan Al Jaber, the Cop28 president-designate has said that he believes an "unprecedented outcome" is still on the cards - keeping alive hopes something will happen.
Brazil’s oil, gas regulator authorises biodiesel imports
Brazil’s National Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP) has revised the regulations governing biodiesel imports heralding a shift which is to allow foreign biofuels to contribute up to 20% of the nation's overall supply.
China Dongsheng’s Titan Lithium unit to start drilling at Titan 1 project in Tanzania
COP28: Global climate plans still fall short
Ahead of the Cop28 climate summit beginning on November 30 in Dubai, Sultan Al Jaber, the Cop28 president-designate has said that he believes an "unprecedented outcome" is still on the cards - keeping alive hopes something will happen.
Latvia plans 10 new wind parks of 800 MW capacity
Incoming Polish government moves to liberalise rules for onshore wind farm development
COP28: All the climate crisis warning lights flashing red – in charts and maps
The great and good have assembled in UAE’s capital of Dubai for the COP28 conference to hash out a plan to avert the looming environmental disaster, but its probably too late.
COP28 – what will be the main battles?
As around 70,000 people descend on Dubai for COP 28, the warnings signs of the climate crisis are clear. So far this year has been the hottest ever, and the future looks bleak.
REM: COP28 – what will be the main battles?
Battery prices fall again as energy transition continues, says BNEF
Battery prices are falling again after an unprecedented increase in 2022, according to BloombergNEF.
BlackRock: reforms could release $4 trillion in low-carbon investment in emerging markets
According to US investment giant BlackRock, the right public sector reforms and private sector innovation could release as much as $4 trillion in green investment in emerging markets by mid-century.
Germany’s RWE to commit €55bn to energy transition technologies
Germany’s RWE is to pledge €55bn ($60.5bn) worldwide in wind, solar, batteries and hydrogen from 2024 to 2030.
IAEA says 12 new nations to produce nuclear power
A dozen or so nations are expected to start generating electricity from nuclear power sources within a few years, said the director-general of the International Atomic Energy Association (IAEA), Rafael Mariano Grossi.
EDF offering Europe’s first nuclear green bond
Electricite de France SA is offering the first green bond in Europe for financing nuclear projects.
COP28: The EU's climate goals and the Western Balkans challenge
Where does the EU’s hopes for a deal to phase out fossil fuels leave coal-dependent aspiring members from the Western Balkans?
Orlen’s shares fall nearly 8% in wake of incoming government plan to make it pay for energy price freeze in 2024
China leads global renewables with record installations, says Woodmac
China leads the global renewables race with a record-breaking 230 GW of installations in 2023, says UK consultancy Wood Mackenzie. A $140bn investment in 2023 and mass scale in its domestic market drives China’s advantage, said Woodmac.
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