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In a stark illustration of China’s commitment to a greener future, the country invested a staggering 6.8 trillion yuan ($940 billion) in clean energy in 2024. This figure, which approaches the $1.12 trillion poured into global fossil fuel investments

This news signals a significant shift in China’s economic landscape, with clean energy technologies now driving over a quarter of the country’s GDP growth. This isn’t just a blip; it’s a clear indication of a strategic pivot towards a more sustainabl

The Labour government’s swift actions in energy policy, just a week into their tenure, signal a radical shift that could significantly reshape the UK’s energy landscape. The establishment of a £7.3 billion National Wealth Fund (NWF) to support clean

Diving into the details of DORE’s recent performance and strategy, it’s clear that this fund is not just riding the renewable energy wave—it’s trying to steer it. With an annualised return of 8.8% from launch to end December 2024, DORE has not only o

Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long’s remarks at the workshop underscored the electricity sector’s vital role in fueling socioeconomic development and maintaining the quality of people’s lives. This emphasis isn’t just rhetoric; it’s a clear signal tha

In the sprawling factories of Hefei, Anhui province, workers are assembling more than just solar panels; they’re constructing the building blocks of China’s energy independence. Amidst escalating trade tensions with the United States, China is accele

Investment in wind turbines could be substantially bolstered by an unlikely ally: data centres. A new report from consulting firm Baringa underscores this potential symbiosis, revealing that wind energy saved Ireland nearly €1 billion on gas for elec

Ghana’s energy sector is at a pivotal moment, with infrastructure investment crucial for meeting escalating demand and achieving sustainable development. Conventional wisdom suggests that increased infrastructure spending, particularly in energy, can

The transition to green energy and the digitalisation of Industry 4.0 are not just buzzwords; they are tangible forces driving real change in Germany and Europe’s investment and M&A landscapes. With an ambitious target of 80% green energy generation

M&G’s US$100 million investment in responsAbility’s Asian carbon reduction strategy is more than just a financial commitment; it’s a bold stake in the ground, signaling a signficant shift in how institutional investors approach climate change. This m