Businesses face pressure to decarbonize, but the infrastructure to support renewable energy lags behind. A new approach is needed, one that treats energy as a strategic asset and prioritizes transparency and authenticity.
A new toolkit aims to encourage greater community-council partnerships to accelerate community energy projects in the UK.
The energy solutions market is overflowing with options, but a new initiative aims to cut through the noise by connecting solution providers with businesses seeking practical answers.
Experts argue that countries need comprehensive energy system models to guide their transition to renewable energy, as current tools like NDCs fail to provide clear investment pathways. Optimised models can integrate sectors, reduce costs, and attract private investment, while upcoming COPs should prioritise regional planning and funding for modelling capacity.
A longstanding legal assumption in corporate taxation, which allows multinationals to shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions, is being challenged at UN negotiations. Reform could unlock billions for climate finance by taxing companies where real economic activity occurs.
Southeast Asia's energy transition is being hindered by inadequate grid capacity and maintenance, threatening billions of dollars in planned clean power investments.
A recent report by the Global Carbon Budget notes a significant decrease in land-use change emissions since the late 1990s, with a steep drop in emissions after 2015.
South Africa's Constitutional Court has ruled that Shell and its partner Impact Africa failed to consult affected communities and did not properly consider the environmental risks of offshore oil exploration.
A lack of regulation in the advertising industry is contributing to the climate crisis by promoting high-carbon lifestyles and activities, such as frequent flying and meat consumption.
A report by Global Energy Monitor found that new coal mine capacity declined by nearly 40% in 2025, driven by China and Australia, where new additions fell by 44% and 96%, respectively.