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All-Electric Aircraft From Rolls-Royce Completes Maiden Flight in Britain
The airplane flew across skies in the U.K. for around 15 minutes this week.
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CEO of a Major Autos Retailer on the Reasons Behind Electric Vehicle Hesitancy
Pendragon CEO made his comments during an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe”.
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Businesses Are Setting Bold Emissions Targets — Here's How They Can Track Their Progress
There’s a booming market for start-ups that are helping companies and individuals measure, reduce and offset their emissions.
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Firm Behind ‘World's Most Powerful Tidal Turbine' to Head Up New $31 Million Energy Project
Orbital Marine Power will assume role of project coordinator and lead technology developer.
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Solar Prices Jumped in the Second Quarter, Reversing Recent Trends, on Material Costs and Supply Chain Issues
Residential, commercial and utility solar costs rose during the second quarter, according to Wood Mackenzie.
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‘Win Their Hearts and Minds': Nestle CEO on Plans to Address Young Consumers' Sustainability Concerns
A major food and beverage company, Nestle has a significant environmental footprint.
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Biden Administration Outlines How Solar Could Be Nearly Half of Electricity Supply by 2050
Yearly solar capacity additions will need to double annually through 2025, before quadrupling from 2020’s level each year between 2025 and 2030.
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Shipping Powerhouse Invests in Californian Fuel Start-Up Backed by Warren Buffett
The environmental footprint of shipping, a crucial cog in the global economy, is significant.
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Wind Turbine Giant Siemens Gamesa Claims World-First in Blade Recycling
The issue of what to do with turbine blades when they’re no longer needed is a headache for the industry.
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Hyundai Wants Hydrogen Fuel Cell Versions of All Its Commercial Vehicle Models by 2028
Firm is also looking to introduce a “next generation fuel-cell system” in 2023.
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As COP26 Approaches, Experts Talk Tech, Carbon Pricing and What Governments Should Do Next
The climate change summit will be held in the Scottish city of Glasgow.
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Ford Chair Bill Ford's Vision of a Greener Auto Industry, Led by EVs, Is Finally on the Horizon
Bill Ford has served as the environmental conscience of the auto industry. It’s something that until recently was taboo in a business reliant on fossil fuels.
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Shell Is Looking to Develop a Huge Floating Offshore Wind Farm in South Korea
Company says project is in “a feasibility assessment stage.”
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Southeast Asia Could Lose $28 Trillion If It Fails to Act Fast on Climate Change, Report Finds
Southeast Asia’s economy is set to lose trillions over the next 50 years if it does not significantly reduce its carbon emissions, a Deloitte report found.
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Widely Used in the U.S., E10 Gasoline Is Now Being Rolled Out in Britain
The gasoline is blended with as much as 10% ethanol.
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Nearly 30% of Tree Species in the Wild Are Threatened With Extinction, New Report Says
Trees are a crucial cog in the planet’s ecosystem and absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide each year.
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As New Signs of Climate Change Emerge, Here's How You Can Invest in Companies and Funds That Keep the Environment Safe
If concerns about environmental and social issues are high on your list, here’s how to research investments that also make that a priority.
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The U.S. Added More New Energy Capacity From Wind Than Any Other Source Last Year
A record 16,836 megawatts of new land-based wind capacity was added last year, representing about $24.6 billion in new investment.
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Ram, Dodge, Lexus, Mitsubishi Get Top Scores for New Vehicle Quality in J.D. Power Study
Ram, Dodge, Lexus and Mitsubishi got top scores for new vehicle quality in the new J.D. Power annual rankings.
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Tesla Files to Become an Electricity Provider in Texas
Tesla has also built several utility-scale energy storage systems around the world, but typically hasn’t functioned as the retail electricity provider there.
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