climate Obama addressing the audience at Paris Climate conference November 30, 2015 By Editor Share Copy URLLinkedinXFacebookEmail Obama addressing the audience at Paris Climate conference. Video courtesy: theguardian.com editor@greentechlead.com Baburajan KizhakedathBaburajan Kizhakedath is the editor of GreentechLead.com. He has three decades of experience in tech media. TopicsCOP 21ObamaParis Climate Talks 0 0 votes Article Rating Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website 0 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Latest News Sustainability ICICI Bank Sustainable Finance Portfolio Reaches ₹993.85 bn as Renewable Power Supports FY2032 Carbon-Neutral Target Sustainability Concentrix Cuts GHG Emissions 25.7%, Reaches 42.75% Renewable Power and Targets Net Zero by 2050 Sustainability Coupa Cuts Scope 1 and 2 Emissions 54%, Achieves 100% Renewable Electricity and Targets Net Zero by FY41 Sustainability IPC Achieves 50% Scope 1 Emissions Intensity Reduction, Targets 20 kg COâ‚‚e/boe Through 2028 with $820 mn Low-Carbon Investment Energy News Renewable energy news: CNTE Powers, RWE and Google Related climate Alcoa’s AU$8.1 bn South32 Deal Could Make It Australia’s Second-Largest Energy Consumer, IEEFA Says climate Why Is BHP Seeking Coal Mine Approvals It Says It Won’t Build? IEEFA Report Highlights the Financial Logic Behind Queensland’s Coal Strategy climate India’s Coking Coal Mines Emit 234.7 Kilotonnes of Methane as IEEFA Says 87% of Emissions Can Be Cut at Low Cost climate Global Power Sector CO2 Emissions to Rise Over 1% in 2026 as Coal Use Increases, Says IEA climate Renewable Energy Powers Telecom Industry’s Net Zero Push as Operators Source 70 TWh of Clean Electricity climate Offshore Carbon Capture Faces Massive Scale-Up Challenge as Global CCS Ambitions Outpace Reality: IEEFA climate Africa Clean Cooking Initiative Secures Additional $900 mn as Nearly 1 bn People Still Lack Access climate Drax Remains UK’s Biggest Carbon Emitter in 2025 with Record 14.1 mn Tonnes of CO2e Despite £999 mn Subsidies