
Lauri Myllyvirta – Analysis: China’s clean-energy exports in 2024 alone will cut overseas CO2 by 1%
The good news story of our times: China’s clean energy revolution, which is cutting CO2 around the globe. In ‘Carbon Brief’. Read the article HERE.
The good news story of our times: China’s clean energy revolution, which is cutting CO2 around the globe. In ‘Carbon Brief’. Read the article HERE.
Some data about China’s rapid energy transformation. David Glynne Jones is an independent advocate for the adoption of renewable energy and electrification across all sectors of the Australian economy. He is currently assessing the implications […]
An ambitious attempt to analyse the constraints on the green transition and how to overcome them. Richard Heinberg is a senior fellow at the Post Carbon Institute and the author of fourteen books, including his […]
A proposed green hydrogen project in Tunisia prioritises European energy needs over local sovereignty. Saber Ammar is an activist, researcher, and Arab region program assistant at Transnational Institute (TNI). Cross-posted from Africa is a Country […]
The problem is not that renewables are expensive, they’re cheaper than fossil fuels. The problem is that capitalists can’t make huge profits out of them. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and […]
EU solar manufacturers can’t compete with their Chinese rivals, a painful reality for Von Der Leyen and her NATO buddies. Read the article HERE.
‘There is no future for a country with no real approach to developing a green steel industry — Port Talbot’s treatment demonstrates the Tories’ lack of seriousness to this reality.’ In Tribune. Read the article […]
The EU faces a number of problems in its efforts to become less reliant on China for critical raw materials, not least corruption. Read the article HERE.
We hear “green hydrogen,” but it’s mostly industry-backed propaganda when 99% of all hydrogen produced in the world comes from fossil fuels. João Camargo is a climate activist in grassroots movement Climaximo in Portugal and […]
The EU Critical Raw Materials Act, supposedly motivated by concern over climate change, may perversely have been about overriding environmental regulations at the national level. Tatyana Novikova reports on issues of nuclear power and sustainable […]
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