SoftBank loses billions after over-ordering AI energy equipmentJapanese investor SoftBank reported $3.7 billion hit to its earnings, after cancelling a glut of orders for gas-producing equipment. Nov 12 26November 12, 2026Article at Semafor
Measures restricting clean tech exports slowing down energy transitionMajor economies representing 58% of the world’s GDP have adopted at least one measure to restrict the import of clean energy technologies. Nov 12 26November 12, 2026Article at Semafor
Africa calls on COP31 to boost adaptation financeA large share of the money has previously come from aid budgets, and most wealthier countries have pledged little-to-no new climate finance from this year. Nov 11 26November 11, 2026Article at Semafor
COP31 Bulletin Day 2: Momentum builds on electrification and fossil fuel transitionThe COP31 presidency whips up support for its 35x35 electrification goal, while the UN chief calls on all countries to plan their shift away from fossil fuels Nov 11 26November 11, 2026Article at Climate Home News
EU–UK: How linking their carbon markets could lower decarbonization costsThe UK and the EU are expected to agree on a framework to link their carbon markets at a long-anticipated summit on Nov. 20 in Brussels – paving the way for more cooperation to decarbonize power generation and industry. Nov 11 26November 11, 2026Article at Table Media
EU–Großbritannien: Wie eine Verknüpfung der CO₂-Märkte die Kosten der Dekarbonisierung senken könnteEs wird erwartet, dass sich Großbritannien und die EU bei einem Gipfeltreffen am 20. November in Brüssel auf einen Rahmen zur Verknüpfung ihrer CO₂-Märkte einigen werden. Das wäre ein erster Schritt für eine verstärkte Zusammenarbeit bei der Dekarbonisierung der Stromerzeugung und der Industrie. Nov 10 26November 10, 2026Article at Table Media
Japan urged to ditch fossil fuel support to maximise clean-tech exportsJapan could be one of the big winners of Asia's electrification but its must radically pivot its policies away from propping up fossil fuels Nov 10 26November 10, 2026Article at Climate Home News
More renewables and Hormuz disruption drive emissions fall“A reduction driven partly by geopolitical shocks is not a sustainable climate solution,” said Pierre Friedlingstein, an Exeter University professor. Nov 10 26November 10, 2026Article at Semafor
US Senate backs permitting bill aimed at accelerating energy constructionDemocrats’ decisive victory in last week’s midterms have added impetus to permitting reform. Nov 10 26November 10, 2026Article at Semafor
COP31 Briefing: What to expect from the Antalya climate summit?Electrification, the fossil fuel transition, adaptation to rising impacts, climate science and trade are key themes as governments gather for COP31 in Türkiye Nov 05 26November 05, 2026Article at Climate Home News
Clean power shields China from oil shock more than any other countryRapid clean power growth and electrification have boosted China's energy resilience as well as its confidence in its energy policy pre-COP31, experts say Nov 05 26November 05, 2026Article at Climate Home News
Tensions set to flare over trade at COP31 as China makes it a priorityAfter difficult negotiations in Belém, trade is likely to remain a sticking point at COP31 despite Brazil's efforts to contain the issue to dialogues Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at Climate Home News
SE Asia speeds up plan for connected clean power grid after oil shockCountries are doubling down on plans to connect their grids to bolster energy security and reduce their dependence on fossil fuels Oct 13 26October 13, 2026Article at Climate Home News
Africa and Asia expected to drive a boom in refining capacityThe outlook found Africa and the Asia-Pacific region would account for 95% of total refining growth. Sep 29 26September 29, 2026Article at Semafor
Expanding biofuel production could require an area the size of GermanyGlobal biofuel production is expected to rise by around 70% between 2025 and 2030. Sep 25 26September 25, 2026Article at Semafor
Southeast Asia continues its $160 billion gas buildoutThe region is carrying on even as the Middle East conflict exposes its vulnerability to supply shocks. Sep 24 26September 24, 2026Article at Semafor
China’s clean tech exports prevented more than the UK’s annual emissionsSolar panel exports to South Asia alone were responsible for almost a third of the avoided emissions.. Sep 24 26September 24, 2026Article at Semafor
Electricity could meet a third of global consumption by 2035High energy prices caused by the Middle East conflict could make even more of today’s energy demand economical to electrify. Sep 23 26September 23, 2026Article at Semafor
Major gaps remain to tripling global renewable energy capacityDelivering the extra capacity requires an additional $8.6 trillion in investment over 2026-2030. Sep 22 26September 22, 2026Article at Semafor
DR Congo's power-hungry mining sector drives record solar surgeAs solar deployment rapidly accelerates across Africa, miners in the DRC are driving significant demand for clean energy to replace expensive diesel Sep 18 26September 18, 2026Article at Climate Home News