Climate & Energy

Climate & Energy

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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The pace of the global energy transition has been vastly underestimated, RMI analysis shows

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Renewables meet 82% of Portugal’s electricity needs in first half of 2024

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No rooftop? No problem: Inside Germany’s ‘balcony solar’ boom

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The EU got more than 50% of its electricity from renewables in first half of 2024

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Renewables will overtake coal as world’s biggest power source next year — IEA

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China’s emissions decline amid clean energy surge

China’s could see substantial absolute emissions reductions over the next five years, according to this analysis for Carbon Brief.

Cities, Climate & Energy

In numbers: How Beijing cleaned up its air

Fine particulate concentrations have fallen 67% since 2013 thanks to a series of interventions. But more work is needed.

Climate & Energy

Analysis: By matching Brazil and the UK’s climate ambitions, the world could secure a liveable future

Few countries have promised to cut emissions enough to avoid catastrophic levels of global heating.

Cities, Climate & Energy

Kenya’s third-largest city reimagines urban living

While it's early days yet, Kisumu’s model could become Africa’s blueprint for climate-conscious urban living.

Climate & Energy

Michigan explores solar power on contaminated brownfield sites

A 120MW solar array on a long-vacant mining operation in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was met by residents with little controversy.

Climate & Energy

Inside Florida’s unlikely transformation into a solar superpower

Favourable economics and abundant sunshine are fuelling a solar energy boom in the conservative state.