Finance flows to nature must double in the next 3 years
The latest research says investment flows into nature based solutions (NBS) must double by 2025 if there is to be any chance of meeting climate, nature and biodiversity goals.
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How hydrogen can decarbonise the gas network
In the search for net zero, decarbonisation of the gas network will play a central role.
EU agrees to set $60 price cap level for Russian oil exports
The European Union agreed to put a price cap on Russian oil at $60 a barrel, paving the way for a wider Group of Seven deal.
Stony Creek Colors raises $4.8m for regenerative indigo dye
US-based natural dye manufacturer Stony Creek Colors has raised $4.8 million to expand its production of indigo that has been farmed using regenerative techniques.
EU to make ships pay for their carbon emissions
The European Parliament has voted to include the maritime transport industry within its emissions trading scheme, which means the industry will have to pay for the emissions it generates starting in 2023.
How the drinks industry can stop burning excess stock
The drinks industry's habit of burning excess stock is flying under the radar. In this article, Spiritrade Founder and CEO Jimmy Metta looks at the concerns surrounding the sector, the avoidable emissions that affect the atmosphere, and potential solutions to accommodate this issue.
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Maersk, Stiesdal plot floating wind partnership
Maersk Supply Service and Stiesdal Offshore have mooted plans to offer integrated EPCI services for the burgeoning floating offshore wind market.
‘A drilling frenzy’ – Environmentalists slam plans for new North Sea licensing round
Environmental groups have responded with fury to the UK Government’s plans to issue new oil and gas licenses.
UK energy bills to surge to £108 billion off higher oil prices – OEUK
Combined bills for households across the UK will surge beyond £100 billion when the new price cap takes effect in October, according to new research.
‘Overwhelming’ support in UK for building wind farms to tackle energy crisis, polling shows
More than three quarters of people in the UK back building new wind and solar farms to tackle the energy crisis.
KCA Deutag unit to build hydrogen tech under new CPH2 licensing deal
Hydrogen technology firm CPH2 has signed a licensing agreement with a division of KCA Deutag, enabling the engineering group to build and sell electrolysers across Europe and the Middle East.
Billionaire bets on renewables in biggest 2022 Philippine IPO
Philippine billionaire Enrique Razon made his fortune operating ports and running casinos. His next target is the country’s nascent renewables industry.
Total Eren comes onboard Chariot’s hydrogen hopes
Chariot has signed Total Eren up to work together on a proposed major hydrogen development in Mauritania.
MAM launches to tackle LNG fuel’s methane slip problem
A new group is launching today with a focus on managing methane emissions in shipping, using LNG as a fuel.
Project director appointed for Ørsted-backed ScotWind floater
The consortium behind the Stromar floating wind development off the north-east coast of Scotland has appointed a new director to head up the project.
Brian Wilson: Energy crisis met with policy vacuum
It’s a couple of months since I suggested the energy crisis would be as big as Covid and thereby demand the same scale of response. It wasn’t a very fashionable thought but perceptions have moved rapidly – everywhere, except where it matters most, in government.
