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China Lays Down Another Marker in the Offshore Wind Sector, Accounting for Half of Last Year's Installations
Europe is the largest market for offshore wind, but the Asia-Pacific region is catching up.
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Cement Giants Turn to Green Hydrogen and Carbon Capture in Efforts to Curb Emissions
Cement production is an energy intensive process responsible for a significant amount of emissions.
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Climate Change Is Not Priced Into Markets But Its Effect Could Be Substantial, Experts Say
Climate change could lead to a significant rerating in some financial markets the moment that investors take its risks seriously, experts have told CNBC.
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State of Texas Should Pay for Enormous Energy Bills After Power Outages, Houston Mayor Says
As power resumes for most of Texas, some households now face utility bills as high as $10,000.
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U.S. Must Go ‘Well Beyond Paris Commitments' to Avert Catastrophic Global Warming, Warns Scientist
Scientist Michael Mann explained why the U.S. must go “well beyond those Paris commitments” as President Joe Biden rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement Friday.
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A Guide to Degrowth: The Movement Prioritizing Wellbeing in a Bid to Avoid Climate Cataclysm
Scholars are backing an idea that pushes social and ecological wellbeing over a system that pursues relentless economic growth.
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Vestas Invests in Swedish Firm That Builds Wooden Towers for Wind Turbines
Modvion installed a 30-meter tower on an island near Gothenburg last year.
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Texas Blackouts Show How Vulnerable Power Grid Is to Climate Change
The winter storm outages in Texas reveal a broader crisis: Climate change-fueled disasters are overwhelming U.S. infrastructure.
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Maersk Says It Will Launch a Carbon Neutral Vessel by 2023, Seven Years Ahead of Schedule
The environmental footprint of shipping, a crucial cog in the global economy, is significant.
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A Tidal Turbine Built in Scotland Is Now Producing Power in Japan
The tech has been installed in waters off Naru Island, which is part of the larger Goto Island chain.
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Milan's Skyline Set for Another ‘Mutant Building' Covered in Plants
If all goes to plan, the Italian city will soon add another striking development to its skyline.
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U.S. Lags in New Climate Ranking and Is ‘Still Struggling to Move Away From Fossil Fuels'
Global effort to combat climate change faces a number of challenges.
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Oil Giant Shell Says Its Carbon Emissions and Oil Production Have Peaked
It comes at a time when the oil and gas industry is under immense pressure to dramatically speed up its plans to pivot away from fossil fuels.
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Danish Firm Vestas Launches Jumbo Offshore Wind Turbine to Match Rivals
As technology has developed, the size of wind turbines has increased.
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Denmark Wants to Build a Renewable Energy Island in the North Sea, the Largest Construction Project in Its History
The country is a pioneer when it comes to offshore wind projects.
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Wall Street Wrestles With How to Value 100-Year-Old GM, Ford as Automaking Goes All-In on EVs
Wall Street analysts are speculating on how to value GM and Ford as they gear up for the electric vehicle revolution.
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Big Oil CEO Says Going Green ‘Will Have a Cost for Everybody' — and Governments Need to Explain That
His comments come at a time when the global oil and gas industry is under immense pressure to pivot away from the burning of fossil fuels.
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Biden's Climate Change Agenda Will Face Big Obstacles With Evenly Divided Senate
A razor-thin Democratic Senate majority limits the possibility for President Biden to achieve sweeping climate change reform to curb carbon emissions.
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Congress Takes Aim at Climate Change in Massive Relief Bill
The huge pandemic relief and spending bill includes billions of dollars to promote clean energy such as wind and solar power.
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Biden to Pick North Carolina Environmental Regulator to Run EPA
Regan will play a critical role in supporting Biden’s aggressive plan to battle climate change and transition the U.S. economy to clean energy.