The global energy transition is losing momentum just as the world needs it most. Geopolitical friction, sluggish clean-technology deployment in key sectors, and persistent fossil-fuel subsidies have ...

Renewable energy deployment is expanding at unprecedented speed as countries pursue decarbonization, energy security, and green industrial transformation.

The global economy is undergoing a rapid transition to low carbon technologies, with annual investment in the energy transition passing $2 trillion in 2024. Lithium, the critical mineral powering ...

Policies to promote clean transportation must keep two objectives in mind — reduction of non-renewable resource consumption and equity in promotion of new tech ...

Scientists in Europe are developing a new PFAS-free way to produce green hydrogen using far less of the rare metal iridium.

The energy transition is seemingly under assault, with congressional Republicans killing tax credits for clean energy and the Trump administration threatening to cancel billions of dollars’ worth of ...

The EU has ambitious goals for climate and energy security. Its targets and policies may have large macroeconomic ...

When McCormick Prof. Sossina Haile started her faculty career at the University of Washington 33 years ago, the world was not facing a climate crisis, she said. But today, Haile works at the Paula M.

Among its Central Asian neighbors, Kazakhstan has distinguished itself with a steady stream of green pledges on renewable energy. As far back as 2012, then-President Nursultan Nazarbayev launched the ...

Training and running AI models demand vast amounts of electricity, driving up emissions and prompting new fossil-fuel power plant construction. Despite the risks, AI could unlock efficiencies in ...

The energy innovation system transition is shifting focus from capacity expansion to system coordination, integration, and AI-driven grid optimization.

This year’s energy market forecasts feature a particularly large problem that is likely causing headaches for AEMO – and the culprit is residential batteries.