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CEO says flotation needs to be ‘over and done with’ despite sell-off in green stocks
Biden promised to green the country’s energy on a massive scale. Some Americans will be left behind
Environmental push prompts changes in the way attorneys perform their jobs
European Commission proposal to stiffen criteria on biomass for energy use, according to leaked document
The correction in renewable energy stocks is not a retreat but a pause to regroup
This FT series calculates the carbon costs and savings of individual lifestyle decisions
CEO Mads Nipper says governments must improve availability if global climate targets are to be met
Significant cuts in CO2 emissions are possible even in countries such as the UK and Germany
Group threatens to leak private material from renewable energy tycoon as ‘extortionware’ scourge spreads
Although there are risks to a capital-intensive business, the company offers long-term promise
Plus, carbon capture and storage catches on in Canada’s oil sands and US coal makes a comeback
Renewable energy subsidiary’s stock jumps 44% after raising $3.6bn in country’s biggest IPO of 2021
Proposals for shake-up of French national champion face resistance from Brussels
At scale, they can help fund the infrastructure investment and research needed to decarbonise our world
Frazer Solar takes action after southern African country reneges on contract to build power station
Leaders of BASF and Siemens Gamesa call for shake-up of energy planning rules
More than $189bn of recovery funds spent on fossil fuels despite pledges to cut emissions
British companies were early pioneers but the sector has struggled to secure funding
Unreliable distribution and poor governance hold back electricity connectivity rates
African projects have a reputation for risk, but in reality default rates are often lower than elsewhere
Many fossil fuel-dependent economies will struggle to diversify despite intense pressure to hit 2050 targets
Flood of cash leaves renewable sector especially vulnerable to sharp market sell-off
A faster rise in gas prices than for carbon allowances has incentivised use of coal-fired power plants
The International Energy Agency has mapped out a pathway for limiting global warming to 1.5C
Plus, what a renewed Iran deal would mean for oil markets and uranium supply depresses prices
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