Archive snapshot · Climate
Sun, Oct 11, 8:02 PM ET
Global renewable power surpasses coal for the first time as clean energy investment hits $2 trillion
Renewables overtaking coal in global generation marks a structural shift in the power mix, though the milestone headline rests on a single report.
Daily Kos · +14 outlets
Europe scales back climate goals to cushion the Iran war energy shock
Weakening targets as energy prices bite signals the widening tension between near-term affordability and medium-term decarbonisation commitments.
EnergyNow.com · +4 outlets
Kutch Copper to integrate 115 MW of renewable energy at Mundra refinery to cut emissions
Adani's copper unit plans a large captive renewables build as Indian industry tests whether green power can lower industrial emissions at scale.
News24Online · +6 outlets
China's clean power growth collides with a weak grid
Curtailment and transmission bottlenecks are the central constraint on China's renewable buildout, a warning other fast-growing markets share.
Chiang Rai Times · +6 outlets
COP31: countries pressed to table national electrification plans
Electrification strategy is emerging as the core test of COP31 credibility, with suppliers and advocates pushing governments for concrete plans.
BusinessGreen · +1 outlets
AI data centers spur natural gas and solar build while straining power grids
Data center load growth is reshaping utility planning, pulling in new gas capacity alongside renewables and raising reliability questions.
reflector.com · +14 outlets
Saudi Arabia signs three energy cooperation MoUs with Kuwait, Qatar and Egypt
The agreements deepen Gulf and regional energy coordination as Riyadh positions itself at the center of Middle East supply and transition planning.
شبكة تواصل الإخبارية · +11 outlets
Most Asean firms scaling back decarbonisation plans as higher energy prices bite
Corporate retreat in Southeast Asia shows cost pressure translating directly into slower climate target progress across emerging markets.
The Business Times · +1 outlets
China claims tallest wind turbine with concrete and steel hybrid tower
The record bid highlights ongoing Chinese competition in turbine scale and hybrid tower engineering, where materials often constrain hub height.
Renew Economy · +8 outlets
Race for lithium becomes a race for water in the arid US West
Lithium development near the Salton Sea is compounding water scarcity concerns in an already stretched region.
Insideclimatenews · +5 outlets
India's renewable capacity rises nearly fourfold to 288.58 GW since 2014
The growth figure underpins India's claim to be a leading renewables market, with storage and grid now the binding constraints.
DD News · +5 outlets
Greece's Ambracian Gulf national park suffocated by fish farming
An international investigation links expanding Mediterranean aquaculture to ecological damage inside a protected area.
Insideclimatenews · +2 outlets
Asian nations including India must speed up shift to renewable energy, report says
The call underscores how far fast-growing Asian demand still outpaces the pace of clean capacity additions.
boldnewsonline.com · +14 outlets
TNB to invest RM43 billion in grid upgrades, welcomes Budget 2027 allocation
Malaysia's utility is betting on transmission and distribution investment to absorb rising renewables and electrification demand.
The Malaysian Reserve · +3 outlets
Fifty billion seedlings: can Ethiopia replant its ravaged forests?
Ethiopia's mass tree-planting drive tests whether restoration can be scaled fast enough to blunt flooding and drought impacts.
Grist · +2 outlets
Australia backs global goal of 150 million new rooftop solar systems by 2030
Canberra's endorsement of a distributed solar target adds momentum to rooftop generation as a pillar of national clean energy plans.
pv magazine Global · +14 outlets
New Mexico's Pecos River runs through the Permian Basin oilfield as climate dries the state
Oil and gas expansion along the Pecos adds industrial pressure to a river already stressed by aridification.
Grist
Senate bill would reform energy permitting
Permitting reform remains the central legislative fight over how quickly new generation and transmission can be built in the US.
Centre Daily Times

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