The pledge was among a slew of COP28 announcements on Saturday aimed at decarbonizing the energy sector

Yacht seen docked behind cruise ship in area usually used for energy vessels

Governments of 118 countries have pledged to triple the world's renewable energy capacity by 2030 at the United...

 

Editorial: Just like oil and gas businesses, and petro-states, carbon-intensive industries including meat will fight to keep on polluting

Suits is heading to Los Angeles.

Firms commercializing perovskite–silicon ‘tandem’ photovoltaics say that the panels will be more efficient and could lead to cheaper electricity.

Adverse circumstances such as extreme weather events can cause significant disruptions to normal operation of electric distribution systems (DS), which includes isolating parts of the DS due to damaged transmission equipment. In this paper, we consid ...

 

U.S. crude production in September rose to a new monthly record of 13.24 million barrels per day, helped by a large increase in North Dakota, home to the Bakken shale, energy Information Administration data showed on Thursday.

From the seemingly inexorable increase in atmospheric CO2 to the rapid growth in green energy, we explore the data as Cop28 begins

One women shave her hair off as she couldn’t afford the energy to wash it, a report from National energy Action has said

<p>Building is an energy, plastic, and emissions intensive sector. Using environmentally friendly materials might pave the way towards reducing its carbon footprint. Now, researchers have tested the suitability of a mix of rice husks an ...

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Cop28 starts today in Dubai and its already shrouded in controversy. So what can leaders agree that will make a change to the planet? John Harris is joined by Green MP Caroline Lucas and former energy minister Chris Skidmore

 

Google announced Tuesday that an advanced geothermal project has begun pumping carbon-free electricity onto the Nevada electric grid to feed Google data centers there.

A scheme to reward people for cutting back on electricity use is running for a second day.

Global energy watchdog says Russia cutting supplies has prompted efficiency upgrades and move to heat pumps