The oil and gas industry wants you to believe it can capture its emissions and keep drilling as usual. That’s no way to avert climate chaos
I am named in a Shell lawsuit against Greenpeace for trying to board their oil rig, but I won’t stop fighting their climate vandalism
My homeland of Denmark played its part in causing the climate crisis but is now phasing out fossil fuels. In Dubai, the world must follow
Could petrostate UAE be the climate summit host that lands an international agreement to exit coal, oil and gas?
Backed by the EU, Namibia has a $20 billion plan to export green hydrogen. A secretive tender process raises concerns for nature and citizens.
Experts said that China didn’t want to shut down coal mines and was likely under-counting its coal mine methane emissions
Export credit agencies are still backing oil and gas projects – this week’s OECD meeting is a chance to change that
Climate Home analysed how highly-publicised commitments are faring two years on from their announcement
After its pleas for grants not loans fell mostly on deaf ears, Indonesia has watered down its plans to shut coal power plants early
The technically complex contract was won by Alfajiri, which is based in a residential property in Canada and has only existed a few months
As Israel cuts off electricity to the Gaza Strip, rooftop solar panels help residents to survive frequent bombardment
China opposed six Green Climate Fund projects because the proposals flagged the risk of forced labour in the manufacturing of solar panels.
Clean energy is a priority as China promises $100 billion of development funding – but don’t call it climate finance
The world’s largest economies agreed to push for a tripling of renewable energy capacity by 2030, but made no progress on oil and gas phaseout
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The launch of the Jetp investment plan has been hampered by disagreements over funding and technical challenges
The Energy Charter Treaty, which Spain is trying to leave, protects investments in fossil fuels and in renewables
Heaps of new renewable energy are going up in China, but there’s more to an energy transition than hardware
China and India will see the biggest coal job losses and need to plan support for affected communities, Global Energy Monitor warns
Nearly two fifths of India’s districts depend on the coal sector and a rapid phasedown would be devastating for millions of people
A finance tool to shut down Asian coal plants up to a decade early will swing into action “soon”, says Asian Development Bank climate envoy
Five environmentalists have been jailed in the last two years, while the government works on a clean energy partnership with rich nations
The European Union is using taxes on pollution to fund a gas pipeline in Romania, claiming it will reduce emissions compared to coal
Masses of people will take to the streets in 650 events around the world this weekend, to call for a phaseout of coal, oil and gas
The country is not moving away from coal yet, doesn’t want to hand rich nations a win and thinks the JETP terms aren’t good enough
A joint statement forming the basis of Africa’s negotiating position for Cop28 is silent on the role of oil and gas
Students at MIT have found a way to make nuclear fusion reactors smaller and cheaper, but the tech is a long way from commercial operation
Employment is booming in electric vehicle production, building insulation and renewable power sectors, the International Energy Agency reports
Climate campaigners accused EU lawmakers of “betrayal” and some member states are preparing legal challenges to the sustainable taxonomy
The re-elected French president performed poorly on climate in his first term and is relying too heavily on nuclear, experts say
Saudi Arabia wants to become a leading exporter of hydrogen from both clean and dirty sources as part of an economic diversification plan
Imran Khan announced his government would not approve any more coal power plants and pivot to renewables, contrary to the grid operator’s forecast of a coal boom
Governments, at a fork in the road because of the Covid-19 pandemic, should ‘insert the DNA’ of a low-carbon future into stimulus packages, says Achim Steiner
Japan reiterates past pledges for 2030 rather than mapping out a radical overhaul needed by the world’s fifth largest greenhouse gas emitter
Projects in India linked to Enking, the self-proclaimed world’s largest carbon credits producer, have vastly overestimated climate benefits
French people and businesses are encouraged to take shorter showers, turn down thermostats and car pool but none of the measures are binding
By shifting electricity demand away from peaks, customers can get cheaper bills and cleaner electricity can be prioritised
The European Parliament’s four largest political groups are proposing a 14.5% efficiency goal by 2030, up from the 9% discussed last year
The alliance of Canadian oil producers makes no mention of winding down oil production, which modelling shows is necessary to achieve global climate goals
Ship efficiency measures backed by a broad coalition of 14 countries will fail to reduce emissions in line with industry and Paris climate goals, campaigners warn
Ministers from China, EU and other major economies outlined plans to build back better after the coronavirus pandemic at a meeting convened by Japan
Under Fatih Birol, the International Energy Agency leads talk of a green recovery, yet dodges hard questions about phasing out dirty energy