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Clean tech set for more than half of 2023 energy investment

A projected $1.7tn will be invested in low carbon energy capacity this year, according to new International Energy Agency (IEA) report. 

Global electricity set to reduce carbon in 2023

China, EU and USA lead the way in renewables despite ongoing decarbonisation challenges, according to new report. 

AfDB president promotes African energy transition in Europe

African Development Bank Group's Dr Akinwumi Adesina tells leaders in Berlin that Africa is the sustainable solution but needs investment.

Energy CO2 rose less than feared in 2022 says IEA

Risk of runaway emissions growth from shift to coal amid global energy crisis, mitigated by renewables, EVs, heat pumps, efficiency and other factors, reports International Energy Agency.

State of the Union – 20,000 projects already funded

In his State of the Union Address, president Biden mentioned Infrastructure six times and climate crisis twice as he catalogued America’s infrastructure progress.

Turner & Townsend to lead project management for construction of SuedOstLink...

Major project management win for Turner & Townsend on massive infrastructure project in Germany.

USA certifies first small modular nuclear reactor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission begins potential cost revolution in nuclear power by registering NuScale Power's small modular reactor.

Arup wins major project to modernise leading US scientific research facility

Arup has been selected to provide multidisciplinary services for Fermilab’s Utilities Infrastructure Project.

INEOS appoint Atkins to help meet Scottish hydrogen ambitions

INEOS has appointed Atkins to design a “world-scale” clean hydrogen plant adjacent to its new Grangemouth power plant. The plans will help it to convert the plant to burn clean hydrogen fuel as it transitions into a net zero carbon company by 2045, with planned reductions of 60% by 2030.

World Bank: Income distribution better than energy subsidies

In a comprehensive analysis of growth in East Asia and the Pacific, the World Bank has warned that policy responses to distortions in food and energy markets may reduce funding for infrastructure, health and education.
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