As Donald Trump’s victory plunges US climate action into uncertainty, China is going ahead with an ambitious policy
If the shift away from fossil fuels is not carefully managed, it will create left-behind communities and resentment, officials warn at COP22 climate talks
Group of countries that pushed for ambitious greenhouse gas treaty with US last year issues statement, warning Trump administration against nixing Paris
Local communities are fighting the 1,050MW Lamu coal-fired power station, but government says it is needed to meet energy demand
China leads the charge for emissions efficiency, but faster progress is needed to meet the Paris climate goals
Green groups are slinging legal challenges at proposed coal plants in a bid to prevent pollution and climate damage
Top development lender is working to bring renewable energy costs for developing countries, says chief Jim Kim
Expansion of fossil fuel extraction amounts to “climate denial”, says think tank Oil Change International, but observers argue some additional oil and gas could be safe
With public assessment of each others’ $15.42bn and $8.2bn in subsidies, China and the US take a big step on transparency, but inch forward on reform
Choosing your power source should come down science and economics, but as the UK’s Hinkley saga shows it’s also a deeply political game
London’s expertise places it in pole position to channel private finance to China, as superpower seeks to invest around $4 trillion a year in infratsructure
Despite consistent legal victories, Adani cannot change a coal price that languishes far below the level necessary to make the huge Carmichael mine viable
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China and India are cracking down on excess projects, but remaining pipeline will still blow the 2C carbon budget, say analysts
Proposals to ensure China’s financial sector backs green projects gains influential support, though doubts over what can be classed as ‘green’ persist
Warsaw’s demand for financial guarantees for new coal plants could delay EU ratification of the Paris Agreement
G20 backs airline emissions pact, but green groups say voluntary nature of proposals undermine climate integrity
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Observers laud cooperation between world’s two biggest carbon polluters as “a pivotal moment for our planet” as G20 gathers in Hangzhou
Delhi is backtracking on a goal to produce one billion tonnes of coal by 2020, as power consumption growth falters