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As the world makes significant strides in renewable energy deployment, an intriguing possibility emerges: many countries have the potential to not only meet but also exceed their current renewable energy targets. This potential, highlighted in the report by Ember, is propelled by rapid growth and technological advancements in the renewable energy sector. This blog explores …

Is There Potential to Set Even Higher Renewable Energy Targets? Read More »

Achieving the ambitious goal of tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030 is not just a matter of technological advancement; it hinges critically on robust policy support and strategic investments. The recent report by Ember underscores the necessity of these elements in fostering a rapid and sustainable transition to renewable energy sources. The Crucial Role of …

What Policies and Investments Are Needed for Renewable Energy Growth? Read More »

In the current era of rapid climate change and environmental awareness, the global energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. A recent report by Ember projects a groundbreaking development in this realm: by 2030, the world is set to witness a doubling of its renewable energy capacity, reaching approximately 7.3 terawatts. This marks a pivotal …

Will Renewable Energy Capacity Really Double by 2030? Read More »

As the world strives towards a sustainable energy future, the journey is marked by diverse paths taken by different countries. The latest report by Ember highlights the variations in national renewable energy ambitions, showing a mixed landscape of progress and potential. Countries like India and Saudi Arabia are not just aligning with but in some …

Why Do Renewable Energy Ambitions Vary So Much Globally? Read More »

In a race against time to mitigate climate change, some nations are not just meeting but exceeding their renewable energy targets. A recent report by Ember reveals a heartening trend: certain countries are deploying renewable energy resources at a pace that surpasses their 2030 ambitions. This marks a beacon of hope and a potential roadmap …

How Are Countries Exceeding Their Renewable Targets? Read More »

Across the United Kingdom, from the bustling galleries of London’s Tate Modern to the historic halls of regional museums in Birmingham, Manchester, and beyond, a collective pledge has ignited. These bastions of culture are awakening to a stark reality: they hold a pivotal role in addressing the climate and biodiversity crisis that looms large over …

As Our World Rallies Against Climate Change, Will Our Galleries Paint a Greener Tomorrow? Read More »

The forthcoming dissolution of ice shelves in West Antarctica appears to be “unavoidable,” according to recent research carried out by British Antarctic Surveys. These ice platforms, which stretch from the primary ice mass into the ocean, act as vital barriers that contain the inland glaciers. However, the melting of these ice shelves can cause the …

West Antarctic Ice Shelf Melting Deemed Inevitable, Says New Study Read More »

Despite the remarkable strides in renewable energy and electric vehicles, Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), has warned that the rate of change is still not fast enough to reach climate goals. His insights, coupled with a new report, underline the need for accelerated action and international cooperation. “Ten years …

From Romantic Story to Reality: The Rise of Solar and Wind Energy Read More »

In a recent speech that has captured both national and international attention, Rishi Sunak, the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, unveiled a series of adjustments to the country’s green commitments. While the core objective of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 remains intact, the details have shifted, sparking a range of reactions. The Extended Timeline …

Rishi Sunak Green Policy Shake-Up: A Turning Point or a Step Back? Unpacking the UK’s New Climate Commitments Read More »