Policy

Campaigners Call on New EU Commission to End "Hydropower Madness"
Environmental campaign groups urged the new European Commission on Thursday to stop the expansion of hydropower projects and address their development in access…
European Union to Consider Law on Climate Neutrality by March 2020
The European Union executive will propose by March 2020 a new climate law to turn the bloc neutral in terms of carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 and help lead th…
IRENA Continues to Drive Forward Green Hydrogen Cause
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) continues to explore the potential of green hydrogen in the future renewable energy mix and its scale up, with…
EU Urged to Raise 2030 Climate Target
Orsted and six other European energy companies have stated their support for a carbon-neutral bloc by 2050 in an open letter to European environment and climate…
Tariffs and Tenders Drive Southeast Asia's Renewables Boom
The share of renewables in the region’s power mix could rise from 14.3% to 43% by 2040.
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…
Key Parties in UK Pledge Green Energy Makeovers
Britain’s main political parties agree on one thing in this election season: The environment needs radical action fast.
Manufacturers, Oil and Gas Industrial Sites Could Get Property Tax Break Under New Bill
A new bill before the legislature would allow municipalities to extend new commercial property tax exemptions to manufacturing, processing and other industrial …
Six Scientific Journals Denounce Trump Environmental Reform
The editors-in-chief of six major scientific review journals on Tuesday denounced a pending US regulation that would limit the scientific process for developing…
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.
Nuclear Policy
Swedish Support for Nuclear Continues to Grow, Poll Shows
As many as 78% of people surveyed in Sweden - up from 71% in 2017 - strongly support nuclear energy, 43% are open to the construction of new nuclear power plant…
Australia: Making Every Building Count in Meeting Emission Targets
Buildings in Australia account for over 50% of electricity use and almost a quarter of our carbon emissions but the failures, frailties and fragmentation of the…
Wales Planning Proposals ‘Risk Renewables Target’
Developer Eco2 warns 70% by 2030 goal could be missed due to National Development Framework.
China to Slash Renewables Subsidies by 30%
Government incentives will fall from $1.15b in 2019 to $807m in 2020.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
IEA Calls for 'Bold' Action to Achieve Emissions Savings Through Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but with efficiency improvements slowing, policy makers and investors need to take “bold” action, …

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Policy

Campaigners Call on New EU Commission to End "Hydropower Madness"

European Union to Consider Law on Climate Neutrality by March 2020

IRENA Continues to Drive Forward Green Hydrogen Cause

EU Urged to Raise 2030 Climate Target

Tariffs and Tenders Drive Southeast Asia's Renewables Boom

AXA to Exit Coal Investments in OECD States by 2030

Key Parties in UK Pledge Green Energy Makeovers

Manufacturers, Oil and Gas Industrial Sites Could Get Property Tax Break Under New Bill

Six Scientific Journals Denounce Trump Environmental Reform

Brussels Eyes Easing Bank Rules to Spur Green Lending

Swedish Support for Nuclear Continues to Grow, Poll Shows

Australia: Making Every Building Count in Meeting Emission Targets

Wales Planning Proposals ‘Risk Renewables Target’

China to Slash Renewables Subsidies by 30%

IEA Calls for 'Bold' Action to Achieve Emissions Savings Through Energy Efficiency