Emissions

Net Zero Emission
The Biofuel Boom Needs Greater Oversight
Biofuel has incredible potential to reduce the world’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Carbon Emissions
U.S. and EU to Crack down on Fossil Fuel Sector’s Methane Emissions
The United States and the European Union will unveil an agreement targeting methane emissions within the fossil fuel industry.
Net Zero Emission
ReNew Power Aims to Reach Net Zero by 2040
It avoided over 11 million tonnes of carbon emissions in the past year.
Carbon Emissions
COP27: UAE Says Will Carry on Pumping Oil Responsibly
The United Arab Emirates will be a responsible supplier of oil and gas for as long as the world needs.
Carbon Emissions
COP27 Kicks off With Deal to Discuss Climate Compensation
Move to formally discuss issue followed late-night talks.
LNG
Canadian LNG Exports to Asia Could Cut Emissions by the Equivalent of Removing All Vehicles From Canadian Roads, New Study Shows
Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Asia could reduce annual emissions by the equivalent of removing every single car from Canadian roads.
Carbon Emissions
Saudi Arabia Commits $2.5 Bln to Middle East Green Initiative - Crown Prince
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman speaks during the Future Investment Initiative Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia October 24, 2018. Bandar Algaloud/Courtesy o…
Coal-Fired Power Plants
New Application Leverages AI to Support Coal Plant Conversion
UK-based non-profit Terrapraxis has announced that its new Evaluate application is live and available for coal plant owners and investors to assess coal plants …
Carbon Pricing
IMF Chief Says $75/Ton Carbon Price Needed by 2030
The price of carbon needs to average at least $75 a ton globally by the end of the decade for global climate goals to succeed.
Carbon Emissions
DP World Earmarks $500 Million to Cut CO2 Emissions Across Its Business
Dubai-based logistics heavyweight DP World plans to invest up to $500 million to cut CO2 emissions from its operations by nearly 700,000 tonnes over the next fi…
Carbon Neutral
World’s Greenest Warehouse to Be Built in Sweden
The project will lead the way to urgent CO2 reductions as called for by COP27.
Carbon Emissions
UN: ‘Last 8 Years the Hottest Ever’
Sea level rises have also doubled in the last 30 years, a report has found.
Nuclear Reactor
UK Announces £95m for Advanced Materials’ Research and Development
The Henry Royce Institute at the University of Manchester will use the funding to advance its research in ‘super-materials’ that are critical to sectors inclu…
Carbon Emissions
Brazil's Lula Hopes to Unite Rainforest Nations, Tap Funding at COP27
A new alliance of rainforest nations - sought by Brazil's President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva - could be key to unlocking conservation funding and bolste…
Carbon Emissions
South Africa Says It Needs $84 Billion for Energy Transition in Next Five Years
South Africa needs about 1.5 trillion rand ($84 billion) over the next five years for its plans to cut carbon emissions, harness economic opportunities from the…

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Emissions

The Biofuel Boom Needs Greater Oversight

U.S. and EU to Crack down on Fossil Fuel Sector’s Methane Emissions

ReNew Power Aims to Reach Net Zero by 2040

COP27: UAE Says Will Carry on Pumping Oil Responsibly

COP27 Kicks off With Deal to Discuss Climate Compensation

Canadian LNG Exports to Asia Could Cut Emissions by the Equivalent of Removing All Vehicles From Canadian Roads, New Study Shows

Saudi Arabia Commits $2.5 Bln to Middle East Green Initiative - Crown Prince

New Application Leverages AI to Support Coal Plant Conversion

IMF Chief Says $75/Ton Carbon Price Needed by 2030

DP World Earmarks $500 Million to Cut CO2 Emissions Across Its Business

World’s Greenest Warehouse to Be Built in Sweden

UN: ‘Last 8 Years the Hottest Ever’

UK Announces £95m for Advanced Materials’ Research and Development

Brazil's Lula Hopes to Unite Rainforest Nations, Tap Funding at COP27

South Africa Says It Needs $84 Billion for Energy Transition in Next Five Years