In this October 14 report, the same International Energy Agency that called for trebling investment in clean technology winks at the idea of bumping up oil production to ease cost pressures.
Say Norwegians show a zeal for testing and driving electric cars early. Say many Chinese companies have started exporting models to Europe. What can this dynamic teach us about what's worth investing, and accelerating, in the expansion of EVs?
A developer with skin in the game (mostly) applauds an entirely bipartisan law that just passed in North Carolina to drive serious carbon reduction and solar + storage investment beginning next year. This October 12 op/ed deals in the blow-by-blow that led to success.
Are you learning to read and write climate-risk disclosures? Join the club - but get ready to learn to read between the lines. This October 7 paper from Nature Climate Change warns against magical thinking and suggests policy (ie rule) changes that can stoke more and more encouraging financing for decarbonization.
This op/ed, a sneak preview of tensions at the upcoming international climate conference, spells out how sub-Saharan Africa can parley financing into a new, fossil-free economic system.
This September 28 report showcases how adaptable the carbon-market concept can be, as some propose steering carbon-driven cash to ease the spike in fossil fuel prices.
Consumers Down Under, accustomed to feed-in tariff incentives, are balking as these incentives shrink. According to this September 29 report, their frustration is supporting sales growth in batteries.
If you thought special purpose acquisition companies raised questions big enough to drive a truck through, consider an assembly line instead. This September 27 story sets out how a Swedish EV manufacturer seeks billions through the (investing) vehicle.
In this September 22 analysis, the news network highlights grid modernization and heat pumps, along with China's evolving hegemony, in finding ways out of Europe's gas-price crisis.
