Tag: green energy

A globe illustration with diverse scenes of sustainable living. It features solar panels, wind turbines, gardens, people gardening, and a doctor consulting with a patient.

10 Positive Global Stories You Probably Haven’t Seen in Your Feed

Underwater scene with a robotic submersible in the distance. Foreground features coral and spherical, perforated metallic objects scattered on the seabed. Sunlight filters through the water.

The Race to Protect Oceans and the Fight Over Deep-Sea Mining

Split image showing two ships. The left side depicts a cargo ship emitting smoke on a waterway at sunset. The right side shows a docked cargo ship at night with illuminated facilities and solar panels.

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Will Electrostates Replace Petro-States in the Energy Transition?

A blue cargo ship at sea with stacked colorful containers. Black smoke emerges from the smokestack, and green digital icons overlay the smoke.

Shipping Emissions: New 2026 Rules and the Real Cost of Going Green

A large cargo ship on the ocean emits black smoke from its chimney. It carries multicolored shipping containers. Digital icons hover above, suggesting technology or data analytics. The sky is cloudy.

Shipping Emissions: New 2026 Rules and the Real Cost of Going Green

A cargo ship with solar panels on the deck navigates through the ocean at sunset. Cranes and a port are visible in the background.

Can Trade Go Greener Without Widening the Gap?

Three people in suits examine blueprints near an industrial facility at sunset. The scene includes a large display structure, storage tanks, and wind turbines.

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State Capitalism Rises Again: Industrial Policy in 2026

Split image with left side showing people wading through floodwater with palm trees and houses; right side shows cracked, dry earth with a lone tree. Overlay features upward arrows labeled "Private" with currency symbols and "Development Banks" with a globe and gears. Text reads "Can development banks mobilize enough private capital for climate project? Vast floods, parched fields – poorer nations bear the cost."

Can Development Banks Mobilise Enough Private Capital for Climate Projects?