An oil giant quietly ditched the world’s biggest carbon capture plant via Bloomberg
Occidental Petroleum is leading the global push to significantly increase the adoption of carbon dioxide capture technologies. However, the setback ... Read more
Ikea, BT and 128 other companies join forces to demand a fossil fuel exit plan at COP28
More than 130 major companies, including Ikea, Volvo Cars, eBay, Heineken, and Godrej Industries, have collectively urged world leaders to ... Read more
Albuquerque #balloonfiesta ready for balloon ascension in 26 seconds?
The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta started with 13 balloons in 1972. By 1978, it was the largest ballooning event in the ... Read more
Why is rooftop solar becoming more attractive in many states?
In the United States, about 5% of households have rooftop solar panels, which may seem like a substantial number. However, ... Read more
Catching the Wind – How Atlantic Canada can become an energy superpower
The game-changing potential of offshore wind power in Atlantic Canada, combined with an ambitious vision to develop it as an ... Read more
How does Singapore use science to stay cool?
Heat waves kill more people than any other extreme weather event: more than tornados, hurricanes, and even floods. That’s why ... Read more
Back to the future – How to cool our homes even without AC
As the planet gets hotter, more people use air conditioners to keep cool. Running these takes lots of energy, which ... Read more
New World Bank president signals that time is up on billion euro subsidies for fossil fuels
Ajay Banga, the new president of the World Bank, has raised concerns about the substantial government subsidies allocated to fossil ... Read more
Brazil set to widen lead as cleanest major power sector
In the first nine months of 2023, Brazil achieved a remarkable milestone by generating nearly 93% of its electricity from ... Read more
