Tackling climate change will require huge shifts in policy and finance. By working together, governments and the private sector can pave the way to a clean energy future
We need to change our approach to emissions - novel thinking can provide big solutions. Here are some of them.
Businesses can lead the way in changing the course of our response to the air crisis by injecting a sense of urgency.
If sufficiently forceful action is taken over the next few years and sustained over the next three decades, we can cut emissions to net zero.
Over recent years, Pakistan's energy sector has been beset by blackouts, increasing demand and a reliance on imported fossil fuels. Now a new plan by the country's government seeks to bui...
Transitioning from fossil fuels to climate-friendly ones could come gradually or more rapidly, depending on these factors.
A field study in Switzerland of blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer electricity trading reveals an obstacle to a sustainable energy future.
Over the past 20 years, Pakistan has been the 8th-worst affected country when it comes to climate change. The government is planning for a more sustainable and resilient future - can the ...
The challenge of generating more than 70% electricity from low-carbon renewable sources is increasingly affordable.
We need more people talking about climate change, more often. But many people feel under-equipped to do so.
Mexicans feel uneasy about opening up to the global energy community.
A more distributed and decarbonized energy future requires a more decentralized solution. Step forward blockchain.
Globally, investment in new natural gas-fired power plants threatens to lock in carbon emissions for decades to come. Instead, embracing clean energy technologies can power the transition...
China has far and away the world's largest renewable energy capacity. It has achieved this in part though state subsidies - but are these interventions starting to hinder growth? And if s...
Despite huge global investment in renewables, our reliance on fossil fuels still refuses to budge. Could hydrogen - plentiful and non-polluting - be the answer?
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