A global standard setter for voluntary carbon projects has approved three new methods for projects that…
Category: Carbon Emissions
South Africa’s Coal Reserves and Energy Transition Challenges
South Africa will continue using coal and nuclear power for the next two decades. Energy expert…
Ugandan Police Patrols to Go Electric to Combat Climate Change
The Ugandan government has unveiled a pilot programme to introduce electric vehicles for police patrols as…
China Leads in Clean Energy Growth, Ahead of U.S. Despite Coal Use
China’s rapid expansion of coal-fired power capacity has drawn criticism from U.S. power system advisors. These…
Morocco Approves $32.5B Green Hydrogen Mega Projects
Morocco has approved green hydrogen projects worth 319 billion dirhams ($32.5 billion) to focus on producing…
Nigeria Imports 6.38bn Litres of Fuel Despite Local Refining Boost
Nigeria’s oil marketers imported 6.38 billion litres of petrol (PMS) and diesel (AGO) in five months,…
Tinubu’s Bold Maritime Reforms Propel Nigeria Toward Energy Dominance
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu drives bold changes in Nigeria’s maritime and energy sectors. Unlike past governments,…
Zimbabwe Partners with Russia to Develop Nuclear Power
Zimbabwe plans to adopt nuclear power to solve its electricity shortages. The country aims to increase…
UK Says South Africa Climate Finance Deal to Proceed Without US
A $9.3 billion climate deal rich nations struck with South Africa to help it transition to…
Power Outage Hits Parts of Mumbai Due to Ongoing Roadwork
Residents of Khar West, Mumbai, India, are struggling with persistent power cuts, dust pollution, and road…