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A photo of a wind farm off the coast of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Lessons from Denmark – the world leader in climate action

The pioneer of commercial wind energy says it will reduce emissions by at least 82% by 2035, relative to 1990 levels.

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A wind farm in Kenya.

Kenya’s march towards 100% clean electricity expands energy access

The boom in geothermal, wind, and solar energy means Kenya produces around 40% more electricity than a decade ago.
A prefabricated low-income house using su

Study shows how net-zero housing designs can slash costs for low-income communities

The cost savings are mostly attributable to lower energy use and on-site clean energy generation.
A photo of Dordrecht, the Netherlands.

How Dordrecht is shaping the future of flood-resilient cities

For other cities, having access to a working model, with documented challenges and successes, can shorten the learning curve dramatically.
A graphic of electric vehicles (EVs) charging at a charging station

In numbers: The global EV boom is increasingly curbing oil demand

By 2030, EVs will displace more than 5 million barrels of oil per day, with China responsible for half that amount.
A photo of Budapest, Hungary. The country leads the world in solar energy integration.

How Hungary became the world’s solar energy leader

Thanks partly to its feed-in tariff scheme, solar accounted for 25% of the country's electricity generation in 2024.
An art installation combined with solar energy in Fiji.

This Fijian village is pioneering climate-resilient infrastructure through ‘regenerative art’

New artworks will meet the village’s electricity and water needs while serving as vibrant public spaces rooted in cultural tradition.
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