Nearly $2 trillion a year needed to triple global renewables by 2030

Although Asia has made progress with renewable growth policies, the transition is still at risk due to significant coal and gas pipelines, according to a report

Tesla halts German production amid Red Sea shipping attacks

Tesla Giga Berlin has announced a temporary production pause from 29th January to 11th February, attributing the decision to the ongoing conflict in the Red Sea

Climate pressures mount in the Global South

In this week’s Net Hero Podcast, we spoke to Mahin Khan who tackles with Pakistan’s sustainability crisis

Octopus Energy invests £1.5bn in Asian renewables and energy tech

Nearly £1.2 billion will be allocated to solar and wind generation

First shipment of ‘low carbon ammonia’ reaches Japan

Aramco has sold the cargo to Fuji Oil Company for it to be used for power generation, as Japan looks to change its combustion process

UK Energy Secretary praises Korea’s potential in nuclear power and barbecue

In a video on Twitter, Grant Shapps has praised Korea’s sophisticated nuclear industry and made a reference to their barbecue

Octopus spreads tentacles in Japan’s solar market

Britain’s third biggest supplier has made its first investment in Asian renewable generation with a 250MW solar deal in Japan

Singapore a ‘sustainable destination’ – but how?

How has the Asian nation received its certification and what are its future green plans?

China Energy building $5bn hydrogen plant in Egypt

It’s estimated that once operational, the site will produce 140,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually

IEA: China’s reopening to push global oil demand to new heights

The average growth rate for the year is estimated to be two million barrels per day, according to a new report