Next-generation nuclear could power ‘energy abundance’ for emerging economies
Next-generation nuclear technologies could provide ‘energy abundance’ for emerging economies, a new report by The Rockefeller Foundation has found. The…
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Xpansiv announces acquisition of Evident Group
Xpansiv, a global provider of registry infrastructure for energy, power, and environmental commodity markets, has announced the acquisition of Evident…
Irish government welcomes bill to support development of electricity grid
The Irish government has welcomed the publication of the Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill 2025, which will support the development and…
Delayed action on climate change ‘costing millions of lives each year’: The Lancet
The continued over-reliance on fossil fuels, coupled with delayed action on climate change, is costing millions of lives each year,…
‘Drill baby, drill’… for geothermal energy, says analyst
The US should adhere to President Donald Trump’s call to ‘drill baby, drill’ – but for geothermal energy, rather than traditional…
Clean energy investment can spearhead Indonesia’s economic growth, says WRI
Investment in clean energy and energy efficiency is likely to play a key role in accelerating Indonesia’s twin goals of…
Overall state of Europe’s environment ‘not good’, EEA says
The European Environment Agency (EEA) has said that the overall state of Europe’s environment is currently ‘not good’, highlighting increased…
Global nuclear power output reaches record levels, accounts for lower energy share
Global nuclear power output totalled 2,677 terawatt-hours (TWh) in 2024, some 14 TWh higher than the previous record that was…
Ardagh Metal Packaging reports 25% drop in Scope 3 emissions
Packaging giant Ardagh Group has achieved a 25% reduction in Scope 3 emissions in its Ardagh Metal Packaging business, exceeding…
What Premier League football club is the UK’s most sustainable?
Brighton & Hove Albion has been named the ‘greenest’ football club in the Premier League, according to new research that…