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
China’s industrial engine starts to break its fossil fuel habitDespite a rebound in coal generation this year, clean energy from wind and solar is gaining ground on the fossil fuels that have powered decades of industry growth Sep 08 26September 08, 2026Article at Climate Home News
Climate crisis: Europe’s aid cuts threaten adaptation programmes and efforts to tackle plastic pollutionClimate spending is set to become a major issue for the EU’s 2028–2034 budget negotiations this autumn. Sep 04 26September 04, 2026Article at International Bar Association magazine
China keeps Indonesia’s battery dream afloat but future less certainChinese capital and technology turned Indonesia into the world’s top nickel supplier, but reliance on China could upset its battery ecosystem plans Aug 20 26August 20, 2026Article at Climate Home News
UK: Burnham stays silent on climate as political fractures grow on net zeroThe new prime minister, Andy Burnham, is avoiding the climate issue as British politics becomes increasingly polarized over climate policy. Behind the scenes, though, his cabinet could still make a real difference. Aug 13 26August 13, 2026Article at Table Media
Großbritannien: Warum Premier Burnham bislang zum Klima schweigtDer neue Premierminister Andy Burnham vermeidet es, sich mit Klimathemen auseinanderzusetzen, denn die britische Politik ist in Klimafragen zunehmend polarisiert. Hinter den Kulissen könnte Burnhams Kabinett aber einiges bewirken. Aug 12 26August 12, 2026Article at Table Media
Climate’s coalition of the willingA group of countries have banded together to drive the urgent transition away from fossil fuels – a welcome move as the US retreats further from climate action. Jul 27 26July 27, 2026Article at International Bar Association magazine
Allegations of harms at China-backed transition minerals projects riseThe growing number of recorded abuses linked to Chinese mineral projects come as a mediation mechanism between Chinese firms and communities gets underway Jul 22 26July 22, 2026Article at Climate Home News
COP31 presidency ‘open’ to reflecting Santa Marta in UN climate process, ministers sayThe two co-hosts want the gathering of over 60 governments in Colombia to be reflected in the official UNFCCC climate process Jun 24 26June 24, 2026Article at Climate Home News
Warning against ‘consumer club’ as G7 forms critical minerals allianceG7 countries want to reduce their reliance on China for minerals and protect supplies from geopolitical interests but experts see few benefits for developing nations Jun 18 26June 18, 2026Article at Climate Home News
The scramble to stockpile critical minerals could drive up energy transition costsResearchers warn that uncoordinated stockpiling could push up prices of minerals needed for clean energy technologies and delay their roll out Jun 05 26June 05, 2026Article at Climate Home News
‘This is not a hippy thing’: the startup recycling urine to make natural fertiliserAs recent conflicts expose vulnerability of fertiliser markets and its effect on food security, VunaNexus offers an alternative Jun 04 26June 04, 2026Article at The Guardian
Electric car sales race ahead in SE Asia and Latin America amid oil supply crisisThe energy squeeze caused by the Iran war is making the economics of electric cars more attractive, the International Energy Agency says May 20 26May 20, 2026Article at Climate Home News