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Climate change is an existential threat that sheds new light on the US-China rivalry. The rise of China has shaken the post-Cold War liberal order and the West has been preoccupied with whether to engage or contain China, or both.

Students will learn about renewables from Pembrokeshire-based RDF Renewables UK, DP Energy, Blue Gem Wind, Bombora Wave and Ore Catapult

Two SET-listed firms -- renewable energy developer Gunkul Engineering and IT retailer Jay Mart -- are bolstering their joint venture, JGS Synergy Power, through a share swap worth 500 million baht each to tap into increasing demand for rooftop solar panels.

Exclusive: Conservative leadership candidate sets out her views on climate change and the environment

Irrigation could costs these Gippsland dairy farmers up to $80,000 a year. But a large investment in renewable energy has slashed that — and the system could pay for itself in just seven years.

Planned power cuts by South Africa’s state owned power utility, Eskom, have left businesses and households without electricity for close to six hours daily. Eskom introduced the latest round of power cuts, commonly referred to as load-shedding, in June after generation units in three power plants broke down. Then, to…

A sea of tractors throughout the main streets of Ballarat on Friday ferried farmers protesting proposed high-voltage transmission lines as high as 85 metres that will crisscross agricultural land.

Rooftop solar panels and small batteries are driving Australia’s rapid shift towards renewable energy. Some 30% of detached homes on Australia’s national grid have these systems installed. By 2050, this proportion could reach 65%.

As inflation hit above estimated levels in June, growing concerns over the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes and a consequent recession drove a sell-off this week. Since the market volatility is not expected to lessen soon, dividend-paying stocks West Pharmaceutical (WST), S&P Global (SPGI), and Sherwin-Williams (SHW), currently trading at…

The leaders of India, Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the United States agreed on Thursday on initiatives in water, energy, transportation, space, health, and food security. They convened for the first virtual leaders’ meeting of the “I2U2” Group.

Ambassador welcome as biomass is the focus for transformed renewable energy giant