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Militaries and wartime are environmentally unfriendly, and the Brits are leading the charge on decarbonizing
Armed forces globally are looking into how to decarbonize more effectively ahead of COP28, a British general advising on climate…
Floating solar plants may help coastal cities in their energy transition
Offshore solar could be the next big thing in renewables: Chinese renewable energy giant State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) and…
The world’s top fertilizer producer wants to sell carbon-guzzling soybeans
The world’s top fertilizer producer wants to sell carbon-guzzling soybeans: The world’s largest fertilizer producer Nutrien will begin selling a…
The color of oceans has changed over decades due to climate change
Is the color of the ocean changing hues? In the past two decades, over 56% of the world’s oceans have…
Subsea mining jeopardizes the world’s USD 5.5 bn tuna sector
Tuna industry on a collision course with subsea mining sector: Rising sea temperatures are expected to drive a number of…
China wants establish low carbon data centers in the city of Hohhot
China’s Hohhot could be an ideal green computing hub: The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology is setting into…
A booming renewables industry hikes the demand for silver + the world is in need of upgraded electrical grids to shoulder the energy transition
Growing solar power industry hikes silver demand: The global solar panel manufacturing industry’s demand for silver is expected to make…
Technical faults in wind turbines manufactured by Siemens Gamesa to cost over EUR 1 bn
Siemens Energy dealt a huge blow after major faults found in wind turbines: Siemens Gamesa — a subsidiary of Siemens…
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