Facing headwinds at home, Europe and Japan are pushing waste-to-energy technology across South East Asia
“The project developer said all is good,” says Kampol Wadnoi, a village leader from Thalang, in the west of Thailand,…
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Why repowering is key to hitting the UK’s onshore wind targets
On Tuesday 6 December, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Business Secretary Grant Shapps reached a much-anticipated deal overturning the…
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Opinion: Closing the clean investment gap
With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in the US, and 'Fit for 55' in Europe, it is easy…
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COP27: How countries compare on carbon emissions and pledges
The beginning of COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, means a year has passed since the world agreed to “keep…
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Positive outlook for US energy transition ahead of midterm elections
A lot is at stake for President Joe Biden – and the US energy transition – at the US midterm…
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What has happened to China’s global coal financing?
In September 2021, Chinese President Xi Jinping made history when he told the UN General Assembly China would build “no…
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Could a Chinese invasion of Taiwan derail the net-zero transition?
“We won’t be able to confront climate change if the US and China don’t work together,” Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal…
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Can Russia pivot its energy market away from Europe and towards Asia?
A couple of months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin gave a press conference on the status of…
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Renewables dominate international project finance
Global investment flows bounced back to pre-Covid levels in 2021, according to the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD),…
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Weekly data: Could the Ukraine crisis herald a rebirth for nuclear power?
In March 1974, French Prime Minister Pierre Messmer took to national television. Military conflict to Europe’s east had been brought…
