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Carbon Emissions
Carmakers Nearly as Carbon-Heavy per Euro as Oil Firms - NGO
The lifetime carbon emissions of a car are so high that investing in car companies funds almost as much carbon per euro as investing in an oil firm.
Electric Vehicle Charging
EV Charge Points in Britain Are Now Nearly as Expensive as Gasoline, Research Shows
The U.K. wants to stop the sale of new diesel and gasoline cars and vans by 2030. It will require, from 2035, all new cars and vans to have zero-tailpipe emissi…
Energy Storage System
Wärtsilä to Provide Energy Storage Systems to the Cayman Islands
The technology group Wärtsilä will supply two 10 MW/10 MWh energy storage systems under an EPC contract to Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd (CUC) in the Cayman…
Energy Transition
North Sea Decarbonisation Needs a Clear Vision and an Attitude Change
Climate and energy security goals are at risk in the UK, Norway and Denmark due to a lack of clear net zero strategies and in some instances due to governmental…
Hydrogen Project
Results Are in From New York’s First Utility-Scale Hydrogen Blending Test
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) said a recently completed demonstration showed reduced CO2 emissions when blending hydrogen with natural gas to generate pow…
Carbon Emissions
Australian State to Invest $100 Mln in Energy Storage in Push to Cut Emissions
Australia's Victoria state said on Tuesday it would invest A$157 million to boost battery energy storage, as it pushes to source half its electricity from wind …
Carbon Emissions
Emirates Steel Arkan Teams up With Japanese Companies to Produce Low-Carbon Steel
Partners plan to build a ferrous raw material production facility in Abu Dhabi to meet growing demand for green steel
Oil Price
Volkswagen Warns: High Gas Prices Could Impact Car Production
Germany's Volkswagen AG warned on Thursday that global auto production will be at risk in 2023 if Russia fails to resume deliveries of natural gas through Nord …
United States
U.S. Senate Votes to Amend Global Treaty to Curb Climate-Warming Gas
The U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted 69-27 to ratify an amendment to the Montreal Protocol that would cut the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a major greenhouse…
Carbon Neutral
Japan Starts Carbon Credit Trading Trial at Tse
Japan started trial trading of carbon credits on Thursday at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) as the world's fifth-largest carbon emitter aims to create a nationw…
Carbon Emissions
U.S. EPA to Consider Tougher Emissions Rules for Heavy Trucks
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will consider adopting more stringent greenhouse gas emissions rules for heavy trucks after Congress passed new i…
Carbon Emissions
Paris and New York Join Climate Litigation Against TotalEnergies
The cities of Paris and New York have joined a coalition of associations and local authorities that are suing oil major TotalEnergies for failing to adequately …
Net Zero Emission
Emerging Tech Could Create a Greener Global Shipping Industry
Shipping companies are experimenting with methanol, ammonia and wind.
Hydrogen Project
EU Gives Green Light for $5.2 Bln in State Aid for Hydrogen Development
The European Commission on Wednesday said it has approved 5.2 billion euros in public funding by 13 EU member states aimed at boosting the supply of renewable a…
Carbon Pricing
Britain’s Drax Signs Deal to Sell 2 Million U.S. Carbon Removal Credits
British power generator Drax has signed a memorandum of understanding with carbon finance firm Respira International

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Car

Carmakers Nearly as Carbon-Heavy per Euro as Oil Firms - NGO

EV Charge Points in Britain Are Now Nearly as Expensive as Gasoline, Research Shows

Wärtsilä to Provide Energy Storage Systems to the Cayman Islands

North Sea Decarbonisation Needs a Clear Vision and an Attitude Change

Results Are in From New York’s First Utility-Scale Hydrogen Blending Test

Australian State to Invest $100 Mln in Energy Storage in Push to Cut Emissions

Emirates Steel Arkan Teams up With Japanese Companies to Produce Low-Carbon Steel

Volkswagen Warns: High Gas Prices Could Impact Car Production

U.S. Senate Votes to Amend Global Treaty to Curb Climate-Warming Gas

Japan Starts Carbon Credit Trading Trial at Tse

U.S. EPA to Consider Tougher Emissions Rules for Heavy Trucks

Paris and New York Join Climate Litigation Against TotalEnergies

Emerging Tech Could Create a Greener Global Shipping Industry

EU Gives Green Light for $5.2 Bln in State Aid for Hydrogen Development

Britain’s Drax Signs Deal to Sell 2 Million U.S. Carbon Removal Credits