Tag: Decarbonisation
CSER: Nuclear inclusion in ASEAN sustainable finance taxonomy
The Centre for Strategic Energy Resources has published a report examining why ASEAN should learn from the EU and support nuclear power.
UK announces plans for hundreds of new oil and gas projects
New commitments to future licensing rounds will see hundreds of licenses awarded despite controversy over climate change consequences.
Scotland pushing for huge pumped storage revival
Consent granted for Drax to expand the Cruachan Power Station as Scotland looks to reignite a sector that hadn't grown for decades. abar
Irena and G20 set out strategy for lower carbon steel
Construction uses around half of all global steel production and new report examines opportunities to use less, reuse more and harness waste material.
Canada to end most fossil fuel project subsidies
Years after the G20 committed to end subsidies, Canada is among the first to take concrete steps, although carbon efficiency subsidies will continue.
Exclusive: Decarbonisation report looks to reshape project lifecycles
IG has been given early sight of the Global Leadership Forum’s report on decarbonisation – produced in collaboration with Ramboll and Arcadis ahead of its public release Singapore in September.
Net zero spotlight: Canada’s mega-project approach to carbon cutting and efficiency
Canada is a natural resource giant with the world's fourth largest land area and the world's largest territorial waters. Its approach to net zero appears to reflect that scale and nature.
EIB: €2bn for decarbonisation projects on three continents
European Investment Bank has announces funding for solar, EV and other projects in Belgium, Brazil, Chile, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Netherlands and North Macedonia.
Airports: embodied carbon estimation toolkit launched by Atkins and IATA
Innovative digital tools dedicated to estimating carbon in terminal building construction and other aviation assets.
Net zero spotlight: Singapore’s port, electricity and enterprise challenges
What does its Net Zero ambition look like for an advanced island nation with a dense population of over five million people?