Explainer: How Equatic uses sea water and new technology to capture carbon
Carbon removal startup Equatic has announced the construction of a large-scale demonstration plant for carbon capture in Singapore via a…
Carbon markets
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‘Carbon casting’: the low-hanging fruit of carbon removal
The sleepy, rustic state of Arkansas in the south-west of the US is not typically considered to be at the…
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Q&A: GlobalData’s Papadopoullos on net-zero strategy for businesses
As climate change impacts the world, businesses are having to take measures to comply with regulations, minimise emissions and protect…
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How clean cooking has ‘moved to the top of the energy agenda’
In Africa today, four-out-of-five people continue to cook their meals over open fires. Globally, around 2.3 billion people are burning…
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The trailblazing EU policy set to decarbonise the global shipping industry
At the end of January, the largest cruise ship ever built set sail on its maiden voyage from Miami. Longer…
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Weekly data: Red Sea crisis could quadruple CO₂ emissions from ships
The diversion of more than 100 container ships around the southern tip of Africa, from their usual Asia-to-Europe route from…
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Explainer: how China is quietly becoming a green energy powerhouse
China is the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, but it has also quietly been transforming itself into a world leader…
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Explainer: what is the EU’s CBAM, and what does it mean for global trade?
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a tariff on carbon-intensive goods including cement, steel and chemical fertilisers when…
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Cookstove carbon credit projects overvalued by nine times – study
Carbon credits, a market-based offsetting solution, have been an increasingly popular – if sometimes controversial – form of environmental initiative…
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How to mobilise private finance for climate adaptation
COP28 saw progress on global adaptation efforts, with governments agreeing on targets for a Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) and…
