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Britain's advertising regulator ruled Wednesday that BMW and MG Motors could not claim that their electric vehicles are "zero emissions" because of the environmental impact of their manufacturing and power generation.

Shell plc Shell announces commencement of a share buyback programme February 1, 2024 Shell plc (the ‘Company’) today announces the commencement of a...

               SHELL PLC4th QUARTER 2023 AND FULL YEAR UNAUDITED RESULTS       ...

London, February 1, 2024 − The Board of Shell plc today announced an interim dividend in respect of the fourth quarter of 2023 of US$ 0.344 per ordinary share. Details relating to the fourth...

The latest nuclear power ‘renaissance’ is going in reverse. Dr Jim Green , 23rd January 2024,  https://theecologist.org/2024/jan/23/nuclear-hype-meltdown Nuclear power went backwards last year and shrunk to below 10 percent of global electricity generation despite all the hype about a new nuclear ‘renaissance’. Meanwhile, renewables enjoyed record growth for the 22nd consecutive year and now accounts for…

Eni announces that its CEO, Claudio Descalzi, met in London with the UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Zero Emissions, Claire Coutinho, to discuss Enis activities and projects in the... -January 25, 2024 at 11:10 am EST - MarketScreener

An aerial rapid transit project from Union Station to Dodger Stadium sounds like a happy answer to Los Angeles’ traffic woes and game day gridlock. Until you look more closely.

The latest nuclear power ‘renaissance’ is going in reverse.

Jim Green 21 January 2024,  https://reneweconomy.com.au/nuclear-goes-backwards-again-as-wind-and-solar-enjoy-another-year-of-record-growth/ The nuclear renaissance of the late-2000s was a bust due to the Fukushima disaster and catastrophic cost overruns with reactor projects. The latest renaissance is heading the same way, i.e. nowhere. Nuclear power went backwards last year.  There were five reactor start-ups and five permanent closures in 2023 with a net loss...

Offaly Chief Executive Anna Marie Delaney has announced that Offaly County Council is shortlisted for the title of Green Public Sector Organisation of the Year, under the 2024 Green Awards programme.