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Silicon fires up renewable energy revolution

Finding a cheap way of storing surplus electricity produced from wind and solar farms is the current preoccupation of the renewable energy industry and governments worldwide. If it can be done on a la...

11 Sep 2017

Silicon fires up renewable energy revolution

News / Energy

Green certificates to bolster market for renewables

...renewables sector. Unlike countries such as Germany that prioritise grid connections for renewables, there is no such requirement in China. One result of this is curtailments, for energy is wasted for...

23 May 2017

Green certificates to bolster market for renewables

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

6 ways to remove carbon pollution from the sky

Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have emitted more than 2,000 gigatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. (A gigaton is one billion metric tons.) This thickening blanket of heat-trapping gr...

12 Sep 2018

6 ways to remove carbon pollution from the sky

Opinion / Transport

Think big on technology for a clean energy future

...renewables. At the forum I had the chance to talk to colleagues from Kazakhstan, Afghanistan and Azerbaijan who are committed to advancing solar energy projects. In Astana, we visited a solar panel pl...

26 Aug 2017

Think big on technology for a clean energy future

News / Energy

Can Brazil follow China's lead on energy efficiency?

China’s economic growth since the turn of the century has been accompanied by efforts to improve energy efficiency, leading it to become “the world heavyweight” in this area, according to the Internat...

22 Jun 2018

Can Brazil follow China's lead on energy efficiency?

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest

An effective climate strategy to protect everyone on Earth, and the natural world as well, is what the planet needs. But Austrian-based scientists have now confirmed something all climate scientists h...

13 Aug 2018

Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest

Opinion / Energy

The worst way for Australia to spend $1 billion: Financing new coal

...renewables have become the cheapest form of new power generation,” according to the Morgan Stanley report released this month. The report adds that this is “a dynamic we see spreading to nearly every ...

20 Jul 2017

The worst way for Australia to spend $1 billion: Financing new coal

Opinion / Green Buildings

Are you keeping up with a greener Singapore?

In many Asian cities, including Singapore, the interest in sustainable living is growing as the effects of global warming—intense extreme weather events and rising sea levels—leave their mark across t...

23 Nov 2018

Are you keeping up with a greener Singapore?

News / Cities

Drowning in data? Cities develop code for a smarter future

* Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. From building electricity trading platforms for households to digitising bus routes and 3D imaging ...

23 Nov 2018

Drowning in data? Cities develop code for a smarter future

News / Energy

In coal-focused Pakistan, a wind power breeze is blowing

...renewables is kicking off. There is a lot of interest from investors. Shabana Khawar, country officer, International Finance Corporation in Pakistan The corridor is home to Pakistan's earliest wind p...

21 Jul 2017

In coal-focused Pakistan, a wind power breeze is blowing

News / Energy

Energy majors warn of falling fossil fuel demand

It’s considered by the energy market as one of the most authoritative analyses of the global energy business. BP’s annual statistical review of world energy is crammed full of statistics and comments ...

22 Jun 2017

Energy majors warn of falling fossil fuel demand

News / Energy

Shell’s green plan underwhelms critics

...renewables, and electric vehicles between 2018 and 2020. The group said its announcement was a response to shareholder pressure and the targets in the Paris Agreement on cutting emissions. “Tackling...

11 Dec 2017

Shell’s green plan underwhelms critics

News / Carbon & Climate

Despite Trump, international climate action is accelerating

Last fall, diplomats from across the globe gathered in Marrakech, Morocco to strengthen the Paris Climate Agreement. There, in the early hours of November 9, they watched in dismay as Donald Trump, a ...

7 Nov 2017

Despite Trump, international climate action is accelerating

News / Carbon & Climate

Regrets and relief one year after US ditched global climate deal

A year after President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of a global pact to fight climate change, experts lament the move but welcome efforts by cities and states to fill the gap. Trump's ann...

31 May 2018

Regrets and relief one year after US ditched global climate deal

Press Releases / JinkoSolar

JinkoSolar interviewed by CNN as global leader in solar

...renewables in the Middle East region and the world at large. An interview was conducted by CNN with JinkoSolar Vice President Mr. Gener Miao, highlighting the rapid development of solar in China and t...

31 Jan 2018

JinkoSolar interviewed by CNN as global leader in solar

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Asia’s biggest funding opportunity for sustainable solutions offers up to S$1m and more for clean energy & circular economy solutions

Singapore—The Liveability Challenge on 10th January launched a global call for innovative clean energy and circular economy solutions for cities in the tropics...

20 Mar 2019

Asia’s biggest funding opportunity for sustainable solutions offers up to S$1m and more for clean energy & circular economy solutions

News / Carbon & Climate

Costa Rica drives for a new green goal: electric transport

This greenest of Central American nations this month broke the world record for the most consecutive days running on renewable energy – 300. But there's one area where Costa Rica is still struggling t...

6 Dec 2017

Costa Rica drives for a new green goal: electric transport

Opinion / Water

Vital for life, heat and power—what you never knew about salt water

Your tongue is a salt detector—it dissolves the solid salt crystals sprinkled on your chips to create an intense flavour sensation. But salt is way more important than just being a food additive. Sal...

18 Sep 2018

Vital for life, heat and power—what you never knew about salt water

News / Carbon & Climate

7 people who stood up for our planet in 2018

...renewables targets and has set her sights on making Malaysia a leading regional player for solutions to climate change. Earnest, pragmatic, and not to be messed with, Yeo leaned on Australian mining c...

10 Dec 2018

7 people who stood up for our planet in 2018

News / Energy

Not so fast on fracking, UN agency tells developing countries

A new report by UNCTAD, the UN Conference on Trade and Development, describes natural gas as a useful “bridge fuel” for States aiming to move towards more environmentally-friendly renewable power sour...

25 May 2018

Not so fast on fracking, UN agency tells developing countries

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