Tag: Clean Energy


  • Ten Years After Paris: Redoubling Global Climate Action

    Ten Years After Paris: Redoubling Global Climate Action

    Ten Years After Paris: A Moment to Reaffirm Commitment Ten years have passed since the world pledged to quell the rise in global temperatures at COP21 in Paris. The Paris Agreement set a bold course: keep warming well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and pursue efforts to limit the rise to 1.5°C. Since then, nations,…

  • Ten Years After Paris: Redoubling Global Climate Ambition

    Ten Years After Paris: Redoubling Global Climate Ambition

    Ten Years After Paris: The Journey Since COP21 Ten years have passed since the historic COP21 summit in Paris, where 195 countries united to pledge a course toward limiting global warming. The Paris Agreement set a framework: each country would submit its own nationally determined contributions (NDCs), sharpen its policies over time, and report on…

  • Nigeria‑China MoU: Localising CNG and EV Infrastructure Manufacturing

    Nigeria‑China MoU: Localising CNG and EV Infrastructure Manufacturing

    Overview of the MoU The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed a pivotal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with You Jie Te Environment Technology Ltd (YJT), a Chinese infrastructure and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider. The agreement is designed to localise the manufacturing and assembly of compressed natural gas (CNG) and electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure…

  • US Fusion Firm Eyes Australian Reactor by the Mid-2030s, Facing Expert Skepticism

    US Fusion Firm Eyes Australian Reactor by the Mid-2030s, Facing Expert Skepticism

    Overview: A Bold Plan Ahead of Proven Track Records A United States-based fusion company has announced ambitious plans to build and operate a nuclear fusion reactor in Australia by the mid-2030s. The statement comes at a time when no commercial fusion power plant is yet delivering electricity to grids anywhere in the world. Supporters describe…

  • US Fusion Company Eyes Australia Reactor by the Mid-2030s Amid Skepticism from Experts

    US Fusion Company Eyes Australia Reactor by the Mid-2030s Amid Skepticism from Experts

    Overview: A Bold Plan in a High-Stakes Field A leading U.S. nuclear fusion company has outlined a plan to build and operate a practical fusion reactor in Australia by the mid-2030s. The announcement, occurring amid sustained scientific debate and cautious optimism, signals a push to move fusion energy from theoretical promise toward real-world power generation.…

  • Winners and Losers of 2025: Industry Highlights Revealed

    Winners and Losers of 2025: Industry Highlights Revealed

    Overview: A year of rapid shifts 2025 was a year defined by rapid technological consolidation, shifting consumer habits, and a sprint toward sustainability. While some firms rode favorable tailwinds—driven by generative AI, clean energy adoption, and cloud-enabled productivity—others stumbled amid regulatory scrutiny, supply-chain crunches, or misreads of market demand. Below is a balanced snapshot of…

  • Venterra Lands £40m Amid Leadership Tensions as Renewables Push Accelerates

    Venterra Lands £40m Amid Leadership Tensions as Renewables Push Accelerates

    Record Fundraising Signals Robust Growth Despite Leadership Strains A renewable energy group known as Venterra, founded by the former chief executive of Petrofac, is poised to announce a £40 million fundraising round this week. The financing underscores investor appetite for diversified, low-carbon energy platforms even as the company navigates internal tensions at the top levels…

  • Carney vs. Trudeau: Calls for Less Regulation and More Clean-Energy Investment

    Carney vs. Trudeau: Calls for Less Regulation and More Clean-Energy Investment

    Introduction: A High-Profile Rebuke Canada’s climate policy debate has taken a sharp turn as former governor of the Bank of Canada, Mark Carney, openly questions the governing approach of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. In a candid evaluation of Canada’s regulatory environment and funding priorities, Carney argues that the country faces a paradox: excessive rules that…

  • Carney Confronts Trudeau’s Climate Drive: Too Much Regulation, Not Enough Action

    Carney Confronts Trudeau’s Climate Drive: Too Much Regulation, Not Enough Action

    Overview: Carney Challenges the Status Quo on Climate Policy Former Bank of Canada governor and environmental advocate Mark Carney has emerged as a vocal critic of the current federal climate strategy, arguing that Canada faces a paradox: an excess of regulation paired with insufficient investment in clean energy and technology. In a move that signals…

  • All On Impact Report 2025: Nigeria Energy Gains and Access

    All On Impact Report 2025: Nigeria Energy Gains and Access

    Overview: A Landmark Assessment of Nigeria’s Energy Shift All On’s Impact Evaluation Report 2025 provides a comprehensive look at how strategic investments in Nigeria’s energy sector are reshaping the country’s electricity landscape. The report chronicles a multi-year journey, highlighting how targeted interventions—particularly in off-grid solar and micro‑grid solutions—have expanded access, improved reliability, and enabled new…