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Last December, the European Commission (EC) released new criteria for calculating the amount of renewable cooling and district cooling that can be used to meet the EU's renewable energy targets.

Exxon Mobil Corp, the American oil and gas giant, announced on Tuesday its ambition to reach net-zero emission from its global operations by 2050, catching up with competitors that are reducing their carbon footprints.

The UK government announced on Jan. 18 that it will not intervene to curb costs under the UK Emissions Trading System, following a similar decision in December. The decision implies that the market will be left to operate without intervention in January,

The Philippine Department of Energy (DoE) has unveiled the list of operational renewable energy projects that are eligible for the country’s renewable portfolio standards (RPS), which require electricity providers to source a certain percentage of their e

BloombergNEF, a strategic research provider, released its inaugural Long-Term Carbon Offset Outlook 2022, an annual analysis that will update the global carbon offsetting market trends and forecasts.

A renewable energy certification scheme has been established by Uruguay's grid operator UTE and the Ministry of Industry, Energy, and Mining. The application, which is based on Energy Web's decentralized operating system, is designed to allow businesses t

Metronic Global Berhad, a Malaysian engineering firm, announced on January 13 that its majority owned subsidiary Sinaran PPA Sdn Bhd would construct over 4 MWp of solar PV facilities under power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Wang You, an investment hold

Canada is set to introduce a tax credit for carbon capture investments, a critical step to cut greenhouse-gas emissions from the oil sands and will shortly lay out its 2030 pollution reduction goals.

According to new analysis from LevelTen Energy, a provider of renewable transaction infrastructure, Europe’s ongoing energy crisis has led to increases in renewable power purchase agreement (PPA) prices, which climb 7.8% quarter over quarter.

Located in Croissy-Beaubourg, France, the Pierre Chevet sports hall is made from hempcrete (a mix of hemp, lime, and water) blocks and has become the world’s very first carbon-negative public building.