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How China’s giant solar farms are transforming world energy
Fly over “Datong County”, a region in northern China, and you’ll see two giant pandas. One
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In Katowice, Poland, delegates from around the world have gathered to discuss how to curb emissions of greenhouse gases. The
“Sun in a box” could help renewables deliver energy on demand
Widespread use of renewable energy is crucial to the carbon-free future we must achieve to curb climate change. Over the
New ambitious targets on renewables and energy efficiency
Parliament approves binding 2030 target for renewables (32%) and an indicative target on energy efficiency (32.5%) that will play a
Ten ways to accelerate progress against climate change
Climate scientists told us that the United States is already experiencing severe and costly impacts of a changing climate. In
Texas is too windy and sunny for old energy companies to make money
As attractive a renewable-energy concept as wind power is, it’s plagued by a fundamental flaw. It blows the most in
Oil pipeline spills 8.000 barrels of crude in peruvian Amazon
Approximately 8,000 barrels (336,000 gallons) of crude oil spilled from a severed pipeline into the Peruvian Amazon, according to state-owned
France’s decision to delay nuclear phaseout by a decade jeopardizes PV plans
The French government has devised three possible scenarios for the planned phasing out of part of its nuclear power generation
Renewables surpassed fossil fuels capacity in Germany last year
In their annual monitoring report, Germany’s Federal Network Agency and the Federal Cartel Office have analyzed the figures for 2017.
Migrants building £2.6bn windfarm paid fraction of minimum wage
Workers hired to build the flagship £2.6bn Beatrice offshore windfarm in Scotland have included migrants without proper immigration documents paid
UK renewable energy capacity surpasses fossil fuels for first time
The capacity of renewable energy has overtaken that of fossil fuels in the UK for the first time, in a
Scottish Power switches to 100% wind power
Scottish Power has become the first integrated energy company in the UK to make the shift from coal and gas
With green mosques and schools, Amman pushes for zero emissions
Poking above the bright pink bougainvillea that spills into the street, the lone minaret of the Ta’la Al-Ali mosque towers
Fighting climate change won’t destroy the economy
During an interview with the Associated Press, President Trump was asked about climate change. He responded with a digression about
World Energy Outlook 2018 examines future patterns of global energy system at a time of increasing uncertainties
Major transformations are underway for the global energy sector, from growing electrification to the expansion of renewables, upheavals in oil
Solar PV will lead renewables electricity generation by 2050
The use of renewables will increasingly dominate global electricity production over the next decades, and solar photovoltaic (PV) will help
Renewables 2.0: preparing for the new complexity of renewable energy in a post-subsidy world
As the deployment of renewable energy continues to expand around the world, driven by various inputs, such as capital allocation