Can the West break China’s stranglehold on rare earth supply chains?
Rare earth elements are essential to the clean and technology revolutions taking place around the world, but China dominates their…
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Ramboll opens new office in Tokyo following five Asia-Pacific contract wins
Civil engineering company Ramboll has opened a new office in Tokyo after securing five contracts for new wind farms in…
ByNexans strengthens its global wind network with new factory in China
Fibre-optic cable manufacturer Nexans has opened a new production facility in Tianjin, China, to meet growing global demand for clean…
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Weekly data: Most renewables are now cheaper than fossil fuels
In 2020, new ground was broken as renewable power capacity became cheaper than fossil fuel, which could save emerging economies…
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Climate action has reached the ‘all hands on deck’ stage. Inaction is not an option.
The need to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is non-negotiable, and all companies have no choice but to…
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Commodities are booming – but will it last?
Speculation abounds that the world is experiencing a commodities supercycle. Post-Covid infrastructure rebuilding and the push for carbon neutrality could…
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Weekly data: Investors warned to brace for disorderly energy transition
A failure to meet carbon emissions targets means that countries face a disorderly energy transition, according to a Verisk Maplecroft…
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