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Freeport East bosses stress need for grid investment following report | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

'Low cost renewable energy supplies needed for UK Freeport' - reNews

Three proposals, three policy responses in India's EV push | Explained News

Tesla, China's BYD, Vietnam's VinFast all have plans for the Indian market. Incentives for Tesla are under discussion, but BYD, the bigger carmaker, has found the going tougher.

COP29 Organizing Committee boasts commendable gender balance

Why hybrid vehicles could be a cleaner solution for India than EVs, at least for the next 7-10 years

Calculations by HSBC Research show overall carbon emissions are lower in hybrids compared to electrics. India's electric mobility plan is currently focussed on battery electrics. But as global examples show, there are challenges to wider adoption of EVs in India.

Biden administration announces policy to decarbonise federal work travel

The new private-sector partnership is aimed at increasing low-emissions transit

Call for bids 2023-24: UK-Singapore Green Economy Framework Regional Fund | British Chamber Of Commerce Singapore

In March 2023, the UK signed the Green Economy Framework (the Framework) with Singapore, a hybrid climate-trade agreement that is a first-of-its-kind for the UK. More information and full text of the Framework’s overarching Memorandum of Understanding can be found here.

Boomtown 2024 tickets: How to get them and other details

Boomtown 2024 tickets have finally been released but what information do festivalgoers need to know about them

Africa Climate Summit

Driving green growth and climate finance solutions for Africa and the World   “Climate action is not a Global North issue or a Global South issue. It is our collective ...

EV: India Inc rides EV wave in sustainability push

Several Indian companies, including Mercedes-Benz, Tata Steel, Dabur, Amazon, and Tech Mahindra, are embracing green transport for last-mile distribution, supply chain operations, and employee transportation. Mercedes-Benz India's managing director and CEO, Santosh Iyer, has switched to an electric vehicle and plans to offer EVs to the company's leadership team and employees.