Category: Climate
Rio Tinto’s decision to sell up to fifteen billion dollars worth of assets and cut planned decarbonisation spending has opened a new debate over how far mining majors can support...
Equitable Earth has secured EUR 12.6 million to expand globally as demand intensifies for trusted, high-integrity nature-based carbon credits. The round was led by a United States family office with...
A Legal Challenge as Turbines Near Completion Denmark based Ørsted has launched a legal challenge against the US government after federal authorities ordered construction to halt on its nearly completed...
In the heart of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam’s rice sector is quietly reshaping how agricultural emissions, farmer livelihoods, and export competitiveness intersect. Over the past two years, up to 71,000...
Nearly every new car registered in Norway last year ran on batteries, not petrol. Official figures released on Friday show that electric vehicles made up 95.9 percent of new car...
Decarbonization Enters Its Decisive Operating Phase Across factories, grids, and process plants, the pressure on heavy industry is intensifying. Steel, cement, chemicals, oil and gas, aviation, shipping, and trucking sit...
Iberdrola Spain and Airbus are extending the electrification of transport beyond roads and cities into the heart of heavy industry, with the deployment of nearly 500 electric vehicle charging points...
On a former power generation site in Lower Saxony, RWE has begun commissioning Europe’s largest renewable hydrogen production facility, a project designed to anchor Germany’s industrial decarbonization ambitions and lock...
State officials have directed more than $23 million toward a new wave of building and industrial decarbonization projects, tying climate action directly to regional economic development priorities across New York....
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