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Conventional wisdom has been that big commercial inroads were unlikely until the next decade
Authorities under pressure to remove expensive subsidies that keep fuel prices as low as $0.03 a litre
‘Scale is important,’ executive says as environmental opponents slow new construction
Thermal battery start-ups target the carbon-belching industrial heat space
One year after the IRA and Chips Act became law, FT research shows who is winning the investment race
EU start-ups attract less than half the funding of US counterparts since IRA was unveiled
China sends finance experts to tackle regions’ debts
Britain last out of eight biggest economies in adding further clean electricity generation
Also in today’s newsletter, which countries stand to lose the most from potential Australian LNG plant strikes
For electric vehicles to hit mainstream adoption, billions more in investment are needed to expand infrastructure
TechMet set for $1bn valuation in boost to west’s challenge of China’s dominance in critical minerals sector
Residents of Ardleigh reject ‘bribes’ for net zero power infrastructure
Mark Bristow praises Saudi Arabia for showing interest in Pakistan copper and gold mine in province riven by violence
Koko Networks has raised more than $100mn through carbon finance
US state governor warns final number of dead could be ‘impossible to guess’
Uncoordinated moves at a national level pose dangers for other countries, particularly poor ones
A weak currency offers an incentive to boost oil exports just when Saudi Arabia reduces supply
What’s behind Danske Bank’s unusually tough fossil fuels policy?
Two forms of lithium-ion technology are vying to dominate an industry destined to be worth hundreds of billions of dollars
High cost makes renewable projects appear much cheaper relative to gas-fired power stations
Inflated shipping costs offer opportunity to bring in more cash
A year after passage of IRA and Chips Act, vast majority of investment is going to red states
Posco’s battery materials chief says company is targeting the growing EV market
Water company excuses for spills debunked by findings that most infrastructure was built in 20th century
With its former mining capital in disrepair, the central African nation is seeking new investment to help reverse its past mistakes
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