Demand for oil, natural gas and coal expected to peak before end of 2030
International Energy Agency
Shale gas would be a ‘highly retrograde step’ in the context of reducing dependence on fossil fuels, academic to say
Agency appears to contradict the Government, which blamed multi-national presence for ‘distorting’ emissions figures
At a Time of Climate Emergency: Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is still just about possible but requires rapid change
Minister to chair critical meeting following first ‘global stocktake’ of collective progress on Paris agreement climate goals
Thinking in a Climate Emergency: Ireland could learn from the Dutch and German example of energy co-operatives to speed up our transition to renewables
Chief Jamie Dimon reiterates the need for energy security and the bank’s support to the industry
Latest analyses of emission levels and prediction of ‘a 2.5-degree warmer world’ provide dire backdrop to Cop27
Warning comes as Russia’s state gas monopoly Gazprom declares force majeure on European supplies and EU moves to sign Azerbaijan supply deal
Fatih Birol says governments should keep ageing nuclear plants open and take other contingency measures
Soros urges West to defeat Putin ‘to preserve our civilization’
Further growth expected in 2022 as governments seek to secure climate benefits
Russia’s ‘atrocious’ war has altered energy landscape fundamentally, German official says
The IPCC says it is “almost inevitable” temperatures will rise above 1.5 degrees – the level above which many of the effects of climate breakdown will become irreversible
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