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- First large-scale commercial e-methanol facility
News: World’s first large-scale commercial e-methanol facility opens in Denmark, supplying markets like logistics, healthcare and toy-making. - Planning for grid-scale energy storage in ScotlandNews: Planning consents for new battery energy storage sites near Glasgow in Scotland show demand is strong in renewables and data centres.
- Expedition maps tropical glacier loss in UgandaNews: Expedition uses satellite tech and 3D models to map glacier loss in East Africa, impacting both climate science and spiritual heritage.
- Will the Loss and Damage Fund be fit for purpose?Guest Blog by Kelly Hunte: With the Loss and Damage Fund, do unlearned lessons on payment mean the same mistakes are about to be made again?
- Nature-based solutions on the rise in AfricaNews: Report reveals rise in use of nature-based solutions to climate risks in Africa, but lack of investment persists, especially in cities.
- First guarantee for traceability of green hydrogenNews: Clean energy and compliance work together to help producer become first to guarantee traceability of green and renewable hydrogen.
- Countries not transparent about air quality dataNews: Pollution is a major health risk, but only 1 in 4 countries share fully transparent air quality data and 1 in 3 fail to monitor at all.
- How can hydropower adapt to climate change?Guest Blog by Marshall Moutenot: What new challenges does hydropower face as a consequence of climate change and how can AI help it adapt.
- Investment in renewables falls short of 2030 goalNews: Despite record rise in renewables last year, report reveals current investment plans fall short of targets to triple capacity by 2030.
- Human rights risks in world battery supply chainNews: Up to 75% of global lithium-ion battery supply chain is at risk of exposure to human rights abuses, such as forced and child labour.
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