Developing countries need approximately $305 billion annually by 2035 to protect infrastructure, water supplies, agriculture and communities against climate change, but international public adaptation...

COP31 has brought renewed attention to the global clean energy supply chain, where China controls approximately 85 percent of solar photovoltaic manufacturing capacity and...

COP31 climate negotiations in Antalya, Turkiye, have exposed a major imbalance in international carbon markets: governments and project developers are preparing billions of tonnes...

The artificial intelligence infrastructure boom is creating a growing conflict between the climate commitments and investment strategies of Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta and Oracle....

COP31 has brought renewed attention to multibillion-dollar green hydrogen projects in Saudi Arabia, Oman, India, Australia, Europe and North Africa. However, the gap between...

India’s energy transition has reached a critical stage at COP31 as the country balances rapid renewable energy expansion with rising electricity demand, coal-fired power...

The rapid growth in solar and wind power is creating a challenge for electricity networks worldwide as battery storage, pumped hydro, transmission infrastructure and...

COP31 negotiations in Antalya, Turkiye, have intensified scrutiny of the world’s largest oil and gas companies as governments debate how quickly fossil fuels should...