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The renewables industry is desperate for a good tenor. Not just any Pavarotti or Placido, but a PPA for the ages.

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An analysis of 13 different energy scenarios found that the carbon intensity of energy is broadly expected to decline through to 2050 as accelerated electrification is led by wind and solar power generation.

Over-extended RGGI Allowance (RGA) prices tumbled Friday as traders unwound gains amidst macro tariff-driven turmoil.

UK energy regulator Ofgem has launched a ‘cap and floor’ scheme to attract investment into long duration energy storage (LDES) facilities to support the expansion of renewable energy, with the first window for applications now open.

State senators in California are considering a bill that would push three departments in the state to develop protocols for quantifying the avoided emissions and benefits of forest and agricultural biomass.

The European Union generated 71% of its electricity from clean sources in 2024, far outpacing the global average and marking a critical turning point in the bloc’s energy transition, according to new data.

As many as 80% of European landowners would consider planting trees to earn carbon income, but the costs involved and lack of knowledge are holding them back, according to a nature-based removals developer.

Over 40% of the electricity supplied across the world last year came from renewable or clean sources, the first time that threshold has been breached, with solar hitting a six-year high in terms of new installations, a think tank said Tuesday.

A massive, major new global energy dataset shows continued progress for wind and solar, and headwinds for nuclear and gas.

The post Global report shows up Coalition gas and nuclear folly, underlines why Labor should do better appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The inclusion of optional targets and exclusion of Scope 3 emissions in the Science Based Targets initiative’s (SBTi) draft update to its Corporate Net-Zero Standard could hinder investment in CO2 removals (CDR), according to a report published Monday.

The US EPA announced Monday that it has issued permits for three carbon injection wells related to a Texas project that is slated to become one of the largest direct air capture (DAC) facilities in the world.

Louisiana legislators this month filed bills to increase geological CO2 sequestration regulations in the state, including one to ban such activities until mid-2026 to assess risks and another to introduce an injection tax for the process.

The man chosen to replace a Liberal candidate dumped over extreme comments is an ardent Trump supporter and one of key figures behind a pro-gas industry campaign.

The post “All aboard the Trump train!” Coalition swaps out extreme right candidate for pro-gas MAGA man appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Following a rapid rise in household solar panel installations, Germany’s total number of PV arrays has passed the five million “milestone,” according to industry association BSW-Solar. The lobby group said that number was now registered with the country’s grid agency BNetzA. Solar systems already cover almost 15 percent of Germany’s electricity demand, BSW-Solar said. More than one million new solar systems with […]

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A new shoreline restoration project in Texas plans to generate blue carbon credits to recover the construction costs of developing the project.

Maryland lawmakers passed a bill to delay the implementation of the Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) regulation until a needs assessment and deployment plan is published.

Countries around the world are edging closer to consensus on a credit trading system for global shipping emissions, with the idea of levy on all greenhouse gas emissions from the sector still on the table at the start of UN talks in London this week.

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) on Monday unveiled a new set of expert panel members for the 2025–28 term.

A Sao Paulo-based carbon removal (CDR) project developer has received R$100 million ($16.9 mln) in backing from two Brazilian banks, becoming the first company to fund a reforestation project via a national climate fund, media reported Monday.

Singapore has signed an implementation agreement with Chile under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement to collaborate on carbon credits, its Ministry of Trade and Industry announced Monday.