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China's energy giants tiptoe into renewables

China's state energy producers outlined initiatives to develop hydrogen and wind power after their earnings slumped along with the oil price in the first half but their renewables projects could take years to materialise.
Nothing is worse for climate than burning coal: Ex U.S. EPA chief

Nothing is worse for climate than burning coal: Ex U.S. EPA chief

Science shows that nothing does more to cause climate change than burning coal, a former head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday, a position in contrast to President Donald Trump's pro-fossil fuel policies.

Japan's utilities crank up oil-fired power in face of heatwave
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Japan's utilities crank up oil-fired power in face of heatwave

Japan's biggest electric utilities are firing up old fossil fuel power plants and ramping up others that are already operating, pushing to meet demand as power prices hit record highs amid a deadly heatwave.
Shell CEO says 'foolhardy' to set carbon reduction targets

Shell CEO says 'foolhardy' to set carbon reduction targets

Royal Dutch Shell's boss said it would be "foolhardy" for the oil and gas producer to set hard targets to reduce carbon emissions as it risked exposing the energy giant to legal challenges.
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Clean fuel? Methane leaks threaten natural gas' climate-friendly image

Clean fuel? Methane leaks threaten natural gas' climate-friendly image

Executives from natural gas companies call their increasingly cheap and plentiful fuel the world’s best answer to climate change: it produces about half the carbon dioxide of coal when burned in a power plant and it can fuel trucks, trains and ships.
Solar power eclipsed fossil fuels in new 2017 generating capacity: U.N.

Solar power eclipsed fossil fuels in new 2017 generating capacity: U.N.

Chinese solar power led a record 157 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity added worldwide last year, more than double the amount of new generation capacity from fossil fuels, a U.N.-backed report showed on Thursday.

Global carbon emissions hit record high in 2017

Global carbon emissions hit record high in 2017

Global energy-related carbon emissions rose to a historic high of 32.5 gigatons last year, after three years of being flat, due to higher energy demand and the slowing of energy efficiency improvements, the International Energy Agency said.

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