
Countries race to develop clean-burning 'green hydrogen' to fuel carbon-neutral future
Of the 76 gigawatts of production projects around the world that energy experts are tracking, 40 were announced in 2020.

Climate change: Social tipping points leading us away from indifference onto the path of progress
The International Energy Agency reported that global CO2 emissions have returned to pre-pandemic levels, and then some.

Bruising 2020 for Big Oil: Fossil fuel industry left to confront its diminished future, cope
Oil majors are considering expanding to offshore wind farms and hydrogen fuel, to prepare for a world that uses less oil and gas.

UNDP report takes into account carbon footprint, says fossil fuel dependency impacts assessment of human progress
UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner noted that "humans wield more power over the planet than ever before.

Wind, solar energy produce 10 percent of global electricity in the first half of 2020, a new report finds
Thirty percent of fossil fuel emissions come from coal power plants, globally, so coal-fired power generation needs to collapse quickly to limit climate change.

'Clean' coal doesn't exist, post-COVID economic recovery plans should not use coal: UN chief
Guterres said it was deeply concerning that new coal plants are still being planned, when renewables offer thrice as many jobs, and are cheaper in most countries.

Rising eco-anxiety means we should address mental health alongside food security
We need to reframe eco-anxiety to emphasize hope in the midst of human tragedy, existential threats and climate catastrophe.

European Commission will give 100 million euros to help EU nations lower emissions
They hope that it will help EU nations that stand to be hit the hardest by the transition to cleaner industries.

India manages to rank in the top 10 countries with higher climate performance: Report
Despite the ranking, experts said that govt doesn't have a plan to phase-out fossil fuel and reduce its dependence on coal.

The electric vehicle market is exploding but India is far from equipped for it
The global market for EVs is expected to grow from two percent currently to over 30 percent in 2030.

Antarctica's first zero emission research station proves living sustainable is possible anywhere
The Princess Elisabeth station has welcomed researchers since its first 2008-2009 summer research season.

The world needs to do more to deal with the climate change time bomb: IEA
The IEA said, "the world urgently needs to put a laser-like focus on bringing down global emissions."

Researchers develop special battery to remove carbon dioxide from the air
The researchers have set up a company called Vertex to commercialize the process and they want to develop a working plant.

Toyota eyes the upcoming Olympic games to give its hydrogen powered cars a boost
Toyota is also aiming to boost the number of its Sora hydrogen buses on the roads of the Olympics.

Everything Electric: How to go about achieving an all-electric future within the next decade
The lithium-ion battery system which is the centremost element of the electrical transition has a limited shelf life.

The UN Climate Action Summit this year was missing one key ingredient — climate action
Almost 80 countries pledged to reach 'net zero' – that is, to balance carbon emissions with carbon removal – by 2050.

Still charging: India's EV market is far from thriving despite policies encouraging e-mobility
Electric vehicles can be a sustainable solution for reducing air pollution in Indian cities and bring down India’s oil import bill.

Transition to renewables important, but fossil fuels remain in the Gulf's future agenda
Gulf nations have invested tens of billions of dollars in clean energy projects, mainly in solar and nuclear.

Carbon budget: 14 years till we run out of the budget at current CO2 emission rate
Greenhouse gases from melting permafrost and other natural sources will take 100 Gt of the budget.

Artificial snow last ditch effort to save coastal cities form going into the ocean
Wind turbines will pump seawater to the surface which will be frozen into “snow” to weigh the sheet down.