Energy

Energy, EU, Litigation, US
September 12, 2024

Fossil fuel producers face rise in climate damage lawsuits

Shell and ExxonMobil are the fossil fuel producers most litigated against, report shows
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Clean Tech, Energy, EU, Knowledge Hub
September 11, 2024

EU making solid progress on energy transition

The annual ‘State of the energy union report’ identifies wins in the expansion of renewables, climate policy progress and energy independence, but there is plenty...
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Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris at their first presidential debate
Americas, Clean Tech, Energy, Policy & Regulation, US
September 11, 2024

Climate policy absent from Harris-Trump debate

Harris sang the IRA’s praises and reaffirmed her support for fracking as a route to energy independence, while Trump sidestepped questions on energy and climate
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Asia-Pacific, Energy, Policy & Regulation
September 9, 2024

Coal lobby pushes for fossil fuel’s inclusion in Asean taxonomy

The ongoing debate about the role of the most polluting fossil fuel for south-east Asia underscores the difficulty of creating a common framework for countries...
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Daily Briefing, Energy, EU, Policy & Regulation, UK
September 2, 2024

Editor’s note: back to work with a bang

The latest edition of our Sustainable Views newsletter
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Energy, UK
September 2, 2024

Carbon credits offer new funding route to decarbonise UK social housing

The UK has some of the worst-insulated housing in Europe, but carbon credits could fund improved efficiency in social sector
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Daily Briefing, Energy, Policy & Regulation, UK
August 30, 2024

Editor’s note: UK asks for clean power advice

The latest edition of our Sustainable Views newsletter
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Energy, UK
August 30, 2024

Planning and grid issues biggest hurdles to UK’s 2030 onshore wind target

Repealing England’s de facto onshore wind ban was an important first step, but significant reforms are needed to unlock capacity
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Data, Energy, UK
August 29, 2024

Drax agrees to pay Ofgem £25mn over biomass reporting inaccuracies

The British regulator says Drax failed to provide sufficient evidence to back up its profiling of Canadian forest type and sawlogs under the renewables obligations scheme
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Americas, Energy, Policy & Regulation, US
August 21, 2024

Explainer: What is the bipartisan energy infrastructure permitting bill?

The US legislative proposal is a mixed bag of measures to fortify the electric grid, accelerate the clean energy boom, and boost fossil fuels
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Capital Markets, Energy, Opinion
August 20, 2024

National Wealth Fund should be used to transform the UK’s economy

The UK has the chance to establish a vehicle for economic transformation that has sustainability at its core
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