"Renewable Energy" News Archive

The fashion world produces more than 400 billion square metres of fabric per year, which consumes nearly 1 billion kWh of electricity every year. The impact of fashion on the planet is huge, and brands – like Nike – are getting active about it.

After two intense weeks of negotiations in Baku, Azerbaijan, COP29 concluded with a mix of notable advancements and lingering frustrations. While the summit offered a glimpse of global cooperation on climate change, particularly in terms of climate finance and emissions reduction, key issues remained unresolved, especially for developing nations bearing the brunt of the climate crisis.

Helsinki’s closure of its final coal plant marks a historic step toward carbon neutrality. Discover how the city is leading in sustainable energy innovation and clean tech adoption.

ELC and its UK & Ireland Affiliate unite the business community to help scale climate solutions to address global Scope 3 footprints

Lenzing, a leading Austrian provider of wood-based specialty fibers, is making a substantial commitment to sustainable energy by investing in a new wind farm, reinforcing its dedication to a stable and diverse power supply.

Retail giant H&M group wants to lead the change towards a circular, fair and sustainable fashion industry. Since 2017, they’ve continued to raise the bar to bring about positive and long-term change for people and the environment throughout the value chain.

Explore how high-performance plastics are driving sustainability in automotive, aerospace, and renewable energy through durability, efficiency, and innovation.

The green methanol market is expanding at a rapid 33.8% CAGR, driven by sustainability regulations, corporate ESG goals, and technological advancements. Explore key drivers and industry adoption trends.

rimaLoft’s PURE tech slashes emissions by 50%+, offering a scalable model for sustainable manufacturing without sacrificing performance or efficiency.

As COP29 opens this week in Azerbaijan, global leaders are gathering with high expectations to deliver on COP28’s groundbreaking resolutions to phase out fossil fuels and triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. Positioned as a "finance COP," COP29’s mission is to establish mechanisms and targets that will fund this historic energy transition. Yet, with Azerbaijan—a nation heavily reliant on fossil fuels—as host, the outcome depends heavily on whether progressive nations can steer the summit toward concrete action.