The Latest Breaking News from Renewable Energy

Australia is still dragging its feet on decarbonising the economy. Last September, the Albanese government committed to a 62–70% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035 and net zero by 2050. However, only one month later, the government conceded it would fall just shy of its 2030 target and likely miss…

South Africa has committed to reaching phasing out human-caused carbon pollution by 2050. To get there, it needs to push as much renewable energy as possible into the national grid.

IN FOCUS: ‘Africa will need hundreds of billions of dollars annually by 2030 if it is to meet energy access and development goals,’ one financial expert tells The Independent. Nick Ferris reports

India is swiftly advancing in the cleaner energy and electric mobility sectors. With batteries taking center stage, safe and efficient handling becomes crucial. A Battery Management System empowers batteries to provide dependable performance while ensuring safety and sustainability concerns are met with due attention. Be it electric vehicles, renewable energy,…

Most budgets promise relief. Very few actually change what you pay in real life. Budget 2026 is one of those rare ones that works quietly. There were no dramatic tax cuts, no loud announcements, and no instant price drops flashed across screens. Yet, beneath the fine print, the government made…

A South African solar manufacturer, ARTsolar, is taking the government and several renewable energy developers to court. The case focuses on local content rules for renewable energy projects. ARTsolar says it invested in new manufacturing capacity because it expected these rules to lead to orders for locally assembled solar panels.…

Solar met the majority of electricity demand between 9am and 6pm in the past week as much of the country cranked air conditioners

Europe has reached a clean energy milestone, with wind and solar overtaking fossil fuels. While China dominates global jobs, what does this shift mean for jobs across the EU?

A rapid transition away from fossil fuels could help slow down the Doomsday Clock as it edges closer to midnight.

Project employs technology that can be used to store and release renewable energy using even gentle slopes

Meta’s planned data center could be El Paso’s biggest electricity user. Some residents worry that a new power plant to run it would worsen air pollution and guzzle water.