COP29 is just days away, here’s 7 essential facts about the UN Climate Change COPs
In just a few days the world’s largest international summit on climate change, #COP29, kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan. Here’s ... Read more
First EU-wide renewable hydrogen auction seals grant agreements, boosting clean energy production
Six renewable hydrogen projects have signed grant agreements as part of the EU’s Innovation Fund pilot hydrogen auction (IF23 Auction), ... Read more
Is stakeholder capitalism failing? A look at the credibility crisis in corporate sustainability
Alison Taylor’s recent piece in Bloomberg critiques the current landscape of stakeholder capitalism, exposing the disconnect between corporate commitments and ... Read more
Trump’s Return: Will it be as feared for climate policy and the energy transition?
What does Trump’s reelection mean for climate policy? Will it be as bad as we fear? Or are there some ... Read more
Oil reserves by country – a quick comparison and the winner is surprising
Why is Venezuela so poor? Venezuela’s reserves are heavy/sour crude. While some countries, like India, have recently built a refinery ... Read more
ExxonMobil’s $816M verdict latest in series of rulings seeking environmental justice
Philadelphia Court Upholds $816 Million Verdict Against ExxonMobil in Landmark Benzene Exposure Case ExxonMobil now faces an $816 million verdict ... Read more
‘Drill, baby, drill’: What Trump’s win means for climate action
Dan Lashof, U.S. Director at the World Resources Institute, warns that a Trump presidency would slow national climate efforts but ... Read more
Meta signs deal to purchase 260 MW of solar power from ENGIE’s Texas project
The project is located in Milam County, Texas, and will supply power to a Meta data center 10 miles away ... Read more
HSH Prince Albert II attends CIESM to discuss scientific exploration of the Mediterranean
Visit of H.S.H. Prince Albert II to Palermo for Marine Science Discussions On Sunday, October 13, H.S.H. Prince Albert II ... Read more
