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Energy

Tracking the shift in global energy finance and investment away from fossil fuels and toward renewables

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Indigenous peoples

Q&A: Why climate politics cannot be separated from Indigenous sovereignty and justice
Dwayne Mamo, lead editor of The Indigenous World report, on this year’s 40th edition and the current state of Indigenous rights
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Opinion

Colombia elections: a litmus test for fossil fuel phaseout
Workers in safety gear are working together on a large pipe Article
China in the world

Why China’s Belt and Road oil-and-gas boom is different this time
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Fossil fuels

Fuel hikes set stage for India-China collab on e-mobility
Solar panels installed in hills Opinion
Opinion

How Shanxi is turning coal phase-out into an opportunity
hydropower construction site Opinion
Opinion

In the age of the digital grid, who will govern Cambodia’s power data?
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Hazardous waste

Mountains of fracking waste are polluting the environment in Argentina
A large wind turbine is being shipping at a port Article
Renewables

What would ‘Made in Europe’ mean for China’s clean tech?
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Energy consumption

Mexico pushes ‘sustainable fracking’ in drive for energy sovereignty

In focus: Energy in Latin America

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Renewables

Latin America can play ‘outsized’ role in shift from fossil fuels, report says
International Energy Agency says region could drive energy transition at home and globally, but faces challenges in finance, policy and inequality
People celebrating on stage at COP28 Article
Fossil fuels

COP28: Is Latin America ready to move away from fossil fuels?
Dubai climate summit closes with landmark agreement to transition away from fossil fuels, but vague language and loopholes may delay action
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Amazon

Brazil-Bolivia dam reignites debates on power in the Amazon
Communities have pushed back on a proposed hydropower project between the two countries, decrying dams’ impacts and seeking alternatives in solar
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Fossil fuels

Argentina eyes a risky gamble on gas exports
Gas is in demand, for now. But Argentina’s economic woes, climate commitments and long-term outlook cast doubt on its ambitions to export LNG
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Opinion

Chinese financing must modernise to achieve just transitions
A vast landscape filled with numerous wind turbines spread across a green field Article
Renewables

What drove China’s historic drop in power-sector emissions?
A modern control room with large digital screens displaying power grid data Article
Big data

How far can AI improve China’s power grid?
Aerial view of a large, gray nuclear power plant near a shoreline Article
Energy transition

How the Philippines is preparing its nuclear workforce for a revival
Aerial view of a coal train on parallel tracks, surrounded by workers in orange vests Opinion
Opinion

Why the Iran war won’t mean more coal use in China
a huge wind turbine component is being assembled by workers Article
Wind

After a UK knock-back, China’s wind power companies fight on in Europe
Factory workers in yellow shirts sit at assembly lines, engaged in electronic device assembly Article
China in the world

The drive to deepen China-Africa clean tech cooperation
a large crane hoisting heavy metal slabs in an industrial workshop Article
Steel

China’s new hydrogen push could be a step towards cleaner steel
Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, and his environment minister, Irene Vélez Torres, seated at a table. A Colombian flag is in the background. Article
Energy transition

Transition Away host Colombia faces phaseout challenges
White electric cars are connected to EV charge points Opinion
Opinion

Southeast Asia must decisively decouple from fossil fuels, starting with transport
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Opinion

Argentina’s energy transition must put people before profits
solar panels along walkway Opinion
Opinion

Behind China’s boom in 'zero-carbon industrial parks'

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