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The standardization of technologies is already being dominated by nonmarket and Chinese players, the two officials warned at an AC Front Page event.

White House adviser John Podesta has been tapped to be the Biden administration's top climate diplomat once John Kerry steps down from his post this spring, a…

Federal spending initiatives have pumped up the U.S. market.

After extensive lobbying, a leaked draft, and a long wait, Treasury and IRS have finally issued the highly anticipated proposed regulations...

High power costs will make most of Europe and Japan unattractive as hubs of green hydrogen production, according to the man leading Fortescue's drive to become a global supplier of the fuel.

Efforts by some US politicians to raise tariffs on Chinese solar modules are just another case of campaign politics getting in the way of normal economic cooperation between China and the US, and would hurt the interests of US consumers and the development of the US clean-energy industry, Chinese analysts warned.

Harmonising Ukraine’s lithium resources with South Korea’s battery-producing capabilities could help Europe diversify away from China, writes Anthony Rinna (Sino-NK)

Mathew Tuttelman is building a net-zero home, a structure that produces the same amount of energy it consumes. Here’s how he’s almost reached his goal.

Acelen Renewables Selects Honeywell for SAF and Renewable Diesel Fuel Production