‘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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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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Brazilian biofuels look for an opening at COP28
DUBAI – The world’s attention in the closing days of COP28 in Dubai has been firmly focused on the likelihood…
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Signal: Uganda announces Energy Transition Plan
Uganda’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development in collaboration with the International Energy Agency (IEA) has issued the country's Energy…
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Business as usual? Heating and cooling in the EU’s updated Renewable Energy Directive
On 28 June, a committee of MEPs finally signed off on a new EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED III), the…
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Carbon removal market has lift-off
Five years ago, carbon removal technology would have been uttered in the same breath as pie-in-sky climate solutions such as…
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Mississippi regulator accused of pollution cover-up at Drax wood pellet mill
UK-based power station operator Drax is breaching legal limits for hazardous air pollutants at its wood pellet mill in Gloster,…
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Finnish and Austrian companies to build Europe’s biggest biocoal plant
Finland’s Joensuu Biocoal Oy has partnered with Austrian engineering companies ANDRITZ and POLYTECHNIK in its bid to build the largest…
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Ørsted launches landmark CCS project in Denmark
Danish renewables powerhouse Ørsted has won a 20-year contract from the Danish Energy Agency for its "Ørsted Kalundborg Hub" carbon…
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Can building with wood decarbonise construction?
The climate impact of the buildings and construction sector is still headed in the wrong direction. Despite booming investment to…
