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Europe to the world: don’t give up on 1.5 degrees goal
“We are really playing with the future of the next generation,” the EU's Green Deal chief said in an exclusive interview with Cipher. Latest News
Anca Gurzu
2 min read
Startups race to make steel cheaply and cleanly
Electra and Boston Metal are among a handful of startups seeking to upend the traditional emissions-intensive way of making steel. Latest News
Amena H. Saiyid
5 min read
Exclusive: United inks largest deal for clean jet fuel with novel method
Houston-based startup Cemvita has inked a deal with United Airlines to supply 50,000 gallons a year of clean jet fuel made by microbes using recycled CO2. Latest News
Amena H. Saiyid
2 min read
Border carbon taxes poised to shut out lower income nations
Critics say a border carbon tax on dirtier and cheaper imports will result in an unjust energy transition for poorer countries in violation of the Paris Agreement. Latest News
Amena H. Saiyid
4 min read
Europe sparks U.S. border carbon tax talks
Taking a page from the EU playbook, U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are considering a border carbon tax on cheaper and dirtier imports. Latest News
Amena H. Saiyid
4 min read
Wind Blows Favorably on Japan’s North Island
Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido offers some of the most promising waters for offshore wind development. Latest News
Bill Spindle
5 min read
Carbon recyclers say climate law could hurt business
Companies re-utilizing CO2 in the production of everyday products did not receive the same tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act as those involved in storing CO2, prompting questions of parity. Latest News
Amena H. Saiyid
4 min read
Japan, an economic leader in Asia, lags on renewable energy
Japan, the only Asian member of the elite Group of Seven countries (G7), is lagging in its efforts to decarbonize the world’s third-largest economy, according to climate advocates and scientists. Latest News
Bill Spindle
5 min read
Offshore wind to test Europe’s teamwork
Europe is betting heavily on offshore wind to decarbonize its energy system and boost its energy security, looking at the North Sea—nestled between seven countries and connected to the Atlantic Ocean—as its next giant green power plant. Latest News
Anca Gurzu
5 min read
Paper weighing down Europe’s renewables push
COPENHAGEN — Dozens of thick, paper-filled binders stand carefully lined up next to each other across an office hallway. The thousands of printed pages are the documents one developer needs to physically hand in to apply for a permit to build a small wind farm in Germany. Latest News
Anca Gurzu
4 min read
