Low-carbon

AXA to Exit Coal Investments in OECD States by 2030
France’s AXA (AXAF.PA) said it was strengthening its climate strategy by committing to exit coal more quickly across a greater number of countries, as policyma…
Brussels Eyes Easing Bank Rules to Spur Green Lending
Brussels is exploring a proposal to ease EU banking rules in a bid to spur green investment in Europe.
Is CCUS the Key to A Low-Carbon Economy for the UK?
In November 2019 the Energy Industries Council (EIC) published a report into carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) as a more viable concept to reduce e…
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Viewpoint: The Climate Crisis Demands a Role for Nuclear
Renewable energy must join forces with nuclear to secure a low-carbon future, writes John Gorman, president and CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Association, and for…
MIT and Eni Renew Low-Carbon Energy Research Collaboration
Italian oil and gas company Eni and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have extended Eni’s tenure as a Founding Member of the MIT Energy Initiativ…
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Nuclear Energy may have a Limited Future in the UK if the Labour Gets into Power
Even as the country’s main opposition party vows to drastically cut carbon emissions in the next decade, it also wants to rein in the expansion of one of the c…
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Australia Should Explore Nuclear Waste Before Trying Domestic Nuclear power
The question of whether Australia could be using all this uranium more efficiently—as a low-carbon and reliable alternative domestic power source—will no doub…
The Growing Threat Posed to Investors by High-Carbon Business Models
The evidence is mounting that energy companies and investors are failing to take the urgent action needed to prepare for the low-carbon transition - and that la…
Warn Sector could Face "Significant Losses" If It Fails to Cut Emissions Fast Enough
First debate over the 'stranded assets' theory - the assumption that in a low-carbon transition investors and companies left stuck with high carbon assets coul…
Fossil Fuels Now Provide 79.4 Per cent of Overall UK Energy Mix
Oil, gas, and coal now provide 79.4 per cent of overall UK energy mix, while renewables' role hits record high, official government statistics reveal.
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Nuclear as the Largest Source of Low-Carbon Electricity in the UK
Last year's edition of DUKES confirmed nuclear as the largest source of low-carbon electricity in the UK, contributing 20.8% of all electricity generated in 201…
Blue Hydrogen can Help Scale up the Market in the EU
The European Commission intends to introduce an environmental taxonomy for low-carbon gasses such as biogas and hydrogen.
The Leading Green Development in Chengdu of China
A number of projects with cutting-edge technologies are putting the southwestern metropolis of Chengdu at the forefront of China's low-carbon growth, according …
A Just Transition to a Greener, Fairer Economy
The UK Trades Union Congress (TUC) will publish a roadmap later today that aims to meet the needs of working people during the transition to a low-carbon econom…
Key EU Solar Markets Fine-Tune Plans for Clean Energy Future
French and Dutch policymakers have shared new small print on how renewables will be backed to power a low-carbon economy in the decades to come.

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Low-carbon

AXA to Exit Coal Investments in OECD States by 2030

Brussels Eyes Easing Bank Rules to Spur Green Lending

Is CCUS the Key to A Low-Carbon Economy for the UK?

Viewpoint: The Climate Crisis Demands a Role for Nuclear

​MIT and Eni Renew Low-Carbon Energy Research Collaboration

Nuclear Energy may have a Limited Future in the UK if the Labour Gets into Power

Australia Should Explore Nuclear Waste Before Trying Domestic Nuclear power

The Growing Threat Posed to Investors by High-Carbon Business Models

Warn Sector could Face "Significant Losses" If It Fails to Cut Emissions Fast Enough

Fossil Fuels Now Provide 79.4 Per cent of Overall UK Energy Mix

Nuclear as the Largest Source of Low-Carbon Electricity in the UK

Blue Hydrogen can Help Scale up the Market in the EU

The Leading Green Development in Chengdu of China

A Just Transition to a Greener, Fairer Economy

Key EU Solar Markets Fine-Tune Plans for Clean Energy Future

MIT and Eni Renew Low-Carbon Energy Research Collaboration