China's electric vehicle industry has overtaken Western automakers in sales, cost, and technology, ending decades of Western automotive dominance.
March 30, 2026
Nigeria has lifted its first cargo of Cawthorne Blend crude through FSO Cawthorne, a floating storage and offtake vessel that represents the country's first new crude oil terminal in half a century.
March 30, 2026
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has committed $45 million to IPT PowerTech to deploy solar and battery hybrid energy systems across 2,235 telecom tower sites in Ethiopia, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, more than 90% of which are off-grid or in weak-grid areas.
March 27, 2026
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has published new exposure drafts proposing sweeping amendments to three sector-specific SASB sustainability reporting standards, covering Agricultural Products, Meat, Poultry & Dairy, and Electric Utilities & Power Generators.
March 27, 2026
China's electric vehicle industry has overtaken Western automakers in sales, cost, and technology, ending decades of Western automotive dominance.
Nigeria has lifted its first cargo of Cawthorne Blend crude through FSO Cawthorne, a floating storage and offtake vessel that represents the country's first new crude oil terminal in half a century.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has committed $45 million to IPT PowerTech to deploy solar and battery hybrid energy systems across 2,235 telecom tower sites in Ethiopia, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, more than 90% of which are off-grid or in weak-grid areas.
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has published new exposure drafts proposing sweeping amendments to three sector-specific SASB sustainability reporting standards, covering Agricultural Products, Meat, Poultry & Dairy, and Electric Utilities & Power Generators.
Germany has adopted its Climate Action Programme 2026, a sweeping package of 67 measures backed by €8 billion, designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 65% from 1990 levels by 2030 and achieve full climate neutrality by 2045.
Global food and agriculture systems are responsible for nearly 30% of all greenhouse gas emissions; however, they receive just 7% of global climate finance, a gap undermining every climate commitment made at international summits.
Electricity theft and billing inefficiencies drain an estimated $96 billion from utilities worldwide every year, with emerging market countries bearing the heaviest losses. Smart metering technology is now being deployed at scale to close this gap.
Battery storage is rapidly replacing diesel generators across African energy systems. Rising fuel costs, climate pressures, and falling battery prices brought about the shift.
Kenya and Morocco are opening their electricity grids to prosumers, individuals and businesses that both produce and consume power.
South Africa plans to double electricity imports from DR Congo’s hydropower resources. The move comes as the country seeks to stabilise supply and reduce reliance on coal.
University College Dublin (UCD) will lead a €5.7 million national AI centre focused on accelerating climate action. The initiative reflects growing recognition that data and artificial intelligence are central to solving climate challenges.
The European Commission has approved a €5 billion Danish offshore wind scheme to accelerate the deployment of large-scale renewable energy.
China's electric vehicle industry has overtaken Western automakers in sales, cost, and technology, ending decades of Western automotive dominance.
Nigeria has lifted its first cargo of Cawthorne Blend crude through FSO Cawthorne, a floating storage and offtake vessel that represents the country's first new crude oil terminal in half a century.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has committed $45 million to IPT PowerTech to deploy solar and battery hybrid energy systems across 2,235 telecom tower sites in Ethiopia, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, more than 90% of which are off-grid or in weak-grid areas.
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has published new exposure drafts proposing sweeping amendments to three sector-specific SASB sustainability reporting standards, covering Agricultural Products, Meat, Poultry & Dairy, and Electric Utilities & Power Generators.
Germany has adopted its Climate Action Programme 2026, a sweeping package of 67 measures backed by €8 billion, designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 65% from 1990 levels by 2030 and achieve full climate neutrality by 2045.
Global food and agriculture systems are responsible for nearly 30% of all greenhouse gas emissions; however, they receive just 7% of global climate finance, a gap undermining every climate commitment made at international summits.
Electricity theft and billing inefficiencies drain an estimated $96 billion from utilities worldwide every year, with emerging market countries bearing the heaviest losses. Smart metering technology is now being deployed at scale to close this gap.
Battery storage is rapidly replacing diesel generators across African energy systems. Rising fuel costs, climate pressures, and falling battery prices brought about the shift.
Kenya and Morocco are opening their electricity grids to prosumers, individuals and businesses that both produce and consume power.
South Africa plans to double electricity imports from DR Congo’s hydropower resources. The move comes as the country seeks to stabilise supply and reduce reliance on coal.
University College Dublin (UCD) will lead a €5.7 million national AI centre focused on accelerating climate action. The initiative reflects growing recognition that data and artificial intelligence are central to solving climate challenges.
The European Commission has approved a €5 billion Danish offshore wind scheme to accelerate the deployment of large-scale renewable energy.
