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Asia is leading the way in super-sized floating solar
An Indonesian developer is planning a 2.2GW project on a dam, which would be the world’s largest floating solar array.
How the UK plans to clean up its power system by 2030
The country shut its last coal-fired power plant at the end of September and aims to largely eliminate gas from its electricity mix by the decade’s end.
These are the most effective policies for boosting EV adoption
Now that EVs have gone mainstream in several markets, we have a clearer idea of which policies deliver results — and which don’t.
Small patches of urban wildflowers boost bee populations and biodiversity, study shows
A cultivated small urban meadow has “a similar value for pollinators as larger areas of natural meadow.”
Chile’s renewable energy surge pushes coal to new lows
Chile is on track to get to over 90% renewable power by 2030, according to modelling by the International Energy Agency.
Decarbonising manufacturing: Most processes are no longer ‘hard to abate’
Heavy industry is responsible for 22% of global emissions of heat-trapping gases, meaning alternative production methods are critical.
Wind takes an increasingly large slice of Sweden’s fossil-free electricity mix
Home to 11 million people, Sweden has been a net exporter of electricity since 2011, thanks in part to the rising contribution from wind.
Low-carbon renewables overtake fossil fuels in the UK — for good
Wind, solar and hydropower are set to generate a combined 37% of the UK’s electricity in 2024, compared to 35% from fossil fuels.
Microsoft says its new data centres won’t need water
All the company’s new data centre designs will employ this cooling technology, and the first sites using it will come online in late 2027.
Türkiye’s solar surge largely offsets rapid growth in peak demand
The clean energy source now meets nearly a fifth (18%) of the country’s peak electricity demand, up from just 2.5% in 2017.