Climate

Market Analysis
COVID-19: Virus ‘Will have Lasting Impact on Energy Demand’
DNV GL report predicts 1.5 degree carbon budget will still be breached this decade despite behavioural changes.
Coal Mine
Poland's Deputy PM Says Closing Coal Mines is Inevitable
Poland will close its coal mines in the coming decades as phasing out the fossil fuel is inevitable in light of the European Union's climate policies.
Energy Transition
UN Chief Urges Japan, Others to Meet Goals on Climate Change
The United Nations chief urged Japan and other wealthy nations on Thursday to give up their reliance on coal and other fossil fuels and commit to investments in…
China
China's National Oil Companies Outline Early Green Energy Plans
China's top state oil and gas producers - PetroChina, Sinopec Corp and CNOOC Ltd are working on the following green initiatives.
United States
US Announces Funding for Fusion and Carbon Capture Technologies
The US Department of Energy has announced $72m in funding for carbon capture technologies and $29m for fusion research projects.
United States
WoodMac: Biden Loss Would End Hopes of US Decarbonization by 2050
The stakes are every bit as high as the energy industry and climate change activists say they are.
Energy Transition
Golar Power Becomes Hygo Energy Transition
The liquefied natural gas shipper, Golar LNG, said that Golar Power is becoming Hygo Energy Transition.
Why Decarbonizing Electricity Generation is Need of Hour
Decarbonizing Electricity Generation is the first and most essential step in the massive transition to clean energy systems needed by 2050 to meet climate goals…
Japan
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Pilot World’s First Marine Carbon-Capture System
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding is partnering with transportation company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha and non-profitable organisation Nippon Kaiji Kyokai to pilot the world’…
Energy Transition
Australia on Track to Achieve Fastest Energy Transition
The country currently has a pipeline of 102GW renewable projects.
Extra UN Climate Talks Mooted for 2021 to Help Negotiators Catch Up
After losing a year to the coronavirus pandemic, UN Climate Change is considering an extra meeting in 2021 to resolve sticking points in the negotiations.
Clean emission
55% EU Emissions Cut ‘Achievable by 2030’
The EU can achieve 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990.
Thermal Coal
South Korea Urged to Follow Japanese Lead on Coal Finance Ban
South Korea has been castigated by environmentalists and international investors for failing to follow Japan in slashing funding for coal power overseas.
Coal Trade
Japanese Business Lobby Pushes Coal-Friendly Policy
A study revealed that it has undermined the country’s climate change efforts.
Germany
Germany Narrows Gap to Achieve Climate Protection Target
Germany wants to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 40 per cent by 2020 compared with 1990 levels, and by at least 55 pe rcent by 2030.

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Climate

COVID-19: Virus ‘Will have Lasting Impact on Energy Demand’

Poland's Deputy PM Says Closing Coal Mines is Inevitable

UN Chief Urges Japan, Others to Meet Goals on Climate Change

China's National Oil Companies Outline Early Green Energy Plans

US Announces Funding for Fusion and Carbon Capture Technologies

WoodMac: Biden Loss Would End Hopes of US Decarbonization by 2050

Golar Power Becomes Hygo Energy Transition

Why Decarbonizing Electricity Generation is Need of Hour

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Pilot World’s First Marine Carbon-Capture System

Australia on Track to Achieve Fastest Energy Transition

Extra UN Climate Talks Mooted for 2021 to Help Negotiators Catch Up

55% EU Emissions Cut ‘Achievable by 2030’

South Korea Urged to Follow Japanese Lead on Coal Finance Ban

Japanese Business Lobby Pushes Coal-Friendly Policy

Germany Narrows Gap to Achieve Climate Protection Target