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Andrew Forrest, a blunt Australian billionaire who made his fortune in iron ore mining, stood out among the heads of emissions-spewing industries at the meeting of global elites in Davos.

Trade barriers can slow the world's energy transition but commerce also needs to be fair, International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol said Wednesday, as world powers tussle over the technologies key to fighting climate change.

The amount of renewable energy installed around the world last year grew at its fastest rate in the past 25 years

IEA report says 50% growth last year keeps hope of achieving Cop28 climate target of tripling clean energy capacity

The Atlas Network’s dark-money junktanks are behind neoliberal policies around the world, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Global carbon emissions may have peaked in 2023 – the hottest year in history – as efforts to step up renewable energy and step back from fossil fuels show signs of promise.

Cautious optimism among experts that emissions from energy use may have peaked as net zero mission intensifies

Renewable energy is poised for a rebound in 2024, but higher oil prices will continue to make it difficult to quit fossil fuels. A crucial year looms.

Despite the increasing focus on transitioning away from fossil fuels worldwide, oil demand is expected to remain solid in the coming years. Hence, fundamentally solid energy stocks Baker Hughes (BKR), Sasol (SSL), and CrossAmerica Partners (CAPL) might be ideal buys now. Keep reading.