Dec 10, 2024 Plugging in: To supercharge electric grid hardening, utilities must address supply chain challenges By David Hindman Patryk Szafranski Seun Eniolorunda Jon Jensen Jose Barrera Arthur Ryabukhin +3 more... Show less Power utilities across the United States and globally are finding themselves under pressure to deliver a more resilient grid amid more...
Dec 06, 2024 Vietnam Takes a Major Step Forward with New Electricity Law By Maxwell Abbott The rapid growth of the Vietnamese economy in recent years has placed significant strain on the national energy sector. Major blackouts...
Dec 03, 2024 Urgent Action Required to Develop SAF? By Elliot Carrington Has enough progress been made on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)? Unfortunately, a new report from Transport & Environment (T&E) suggests...
Dec 03, 2024 Termination turmoil: when knowing your rights makes all the difference By Oliver Bradgate The High Court in URE Energy v Notting Hill Genesis found that whether a party is aware of its termination right under a contract depends...
Dec 02, 2024 Maine Sues Major Fossil Fuel Companies By Jacob H. Hupart Last week, the State of Maine became the latest state or local government to sue the major fossil fuel companies for damages related to...
Dec 02, 2024 COP29: forward or back? By Jake Reynolds The spectacle of COP is over again. A New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance was agreed (albeit at a level decried by...
Nov 29, 2024 CMA concludes review of environmental claims made by Unilever By Geraint Lloyd-Taylor In case you missed it, the CMA has dropped its investigation into environmental claims made by Unilever. Back in December 2023, it...
Nov 28, 2024 More than an angel's share of innovation helps Scotch whisky's drive towards sustainability By David Murray This evening, members of the Scotch Whisky industry will congregate in Glasgow for the annual Scottish Whisky Awards. In addition to...
Nov 26, 2024 ESG ratings providers to be regulated in the UK By Anthea Bowater Elisabeth Overland Hannah Bergin This month the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, confirmed as part of her first Mansion House speech the UK Government’s...
Nov 26, 2024 Climate hub launches to help 'positive action' By Jonathan Husiak A new educational facility dedicated to environmental and sustainability issues has been established to increase public awareness and...
Nov 26, 2024 Perspectives from Dubai Arbitration Week 2024: Renewable energy projects in the emerging markets - Avoiding and resolving disputes By Aarti Thadani Prakruthi Gowda As we start to move away from the summer months in Dubai, the attention turns to Dubai Arbitration Week 2024, which took place from 11 –...
Nov 25, 2024 From eyesore to asset: How a smelly seaweed could fuel cars By Calin Moldovean Since 2011, invasive sargassum seaweed has plagued Caribbean beaches, disrupting tourism and livelihoods. Declared a national emergency...
Nov 25, 2024 Earth is tilting more than usual. Yes, humans have caused it. By Derek Silva Studies show that the moving of water from one part of the planet to another can impact Earth's weight and therefore make it tilt. In...
Nov 25, 2024 How collecting pine cones is helping regenerate Oregon forests destroyed by wildfires By Lauren Whittemore In the wake of devastating wildfires, nature is stepping in to lend a helping hand—through pine cones. These unassuming seeds of...
Nov 25, 2024 It's SAF-icial By Greg Fearn The UK has officially taken steps towards a lower carbon future for aviation by signing the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandate last...
Nov 22, 2024 The changing landscape of clean energy after the recent election By David Hindman Patryk Szafranski Sujith Murali Flo Angelica +1 more... Show less Recent U.S. election results introduce new challenges and opportunities for a clean energy sector heavily influenced by the political...