The green transition has raised fears of new dependencies on critical minerals like lithium. Here's why these concerns are overblown and what we can do.
気候変動目標を達成するためには、すべての国から賛同を得る必要があります。つまり、エネルギー転換の計画を策定する上では、エネルギー市場の安定性やエネルギー安全保障、あるいはグローバル・サウスにおける公平な開発を犠牲にしてはならないのです。本稿では、COP28の交渉に臨むにあたり、グローバルリーダーたちが包摂性のあるエネルギー転換を実現するために考慮すべきことを紹介します。
Critical minerals will be vital to realising the green transition, so we need cooperative frameworks and supply chain partnerships to ensure supplies.
Discover why ensuring the global energy transition remains inclusive for Global South nations must be a priority and a major discussion point at COP28.
At the COP28 summit, world leaders must commit to a new Modern Energy Minimum of 1,000 kilowatt-hours per person per year.
Carbon-capture and storage technology has emerged as a robust and innovative tool to reduce carbon emissions and make progress towards net zero.
As a 2010 diplomatic incident shows, countries should develop measures to avoid over-dependency on one supplier in rare earth minerals industries.
The global energy transition has plateaued, so we need to create an inclusive approach that provides both energy security and facilitates economic growth.
Emissions in the European Union have fallen for the first quarter of 2023, compared to last year. But which countries are succeeding and which are stalling?
A just energy transition is good for people, businesses and the planet - companies can be actors of positive societal change towards net zero when they are strategic and intentional about...
Mobilizing development finance is key to funding an inclusive energy transition, particularly in developing countries, but it needs a change in approach.
Oman in the Middle East could become a regional powerhouse in the production of clean ‘green’ hydrogen made using emissions-free renewables. Here’s how.
Renewables-based microgrids and peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading can boost energy security as they are self-sufficient and run independent of large grids.
Urgent action is required to reverse dangerous climate change and technologists and governments have what they need to hasten the green energy transition.
Southeast Asia is heavily dependent on fossil fuels, but many states are committed to energy transition. The international community must support them
