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As summer looms, India orders coal power plants to max out

India's government has issued orders for coal and power plants to run at full capacity through this year's summer months

The Independent UK

Meet The Students Who Built A Cybertruck For A School Project

PS Academy is a K-12 school in Arizona. Instructor Tom Burick had his class build , and one such example was the Cybertruck Project: a drivable replica Cybertruck.

InsideEVs

Europe leaps towards energy autonomy as sanctions undercut Russia

Moscow has waged an energy war against the EU over the past year, but the bloc appears to be holding firm.

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Call to cut UK subsidies as Drax power station profits nearly double

Critics say power generator would make loss without public support as firm boosts dividend after 84% rise in profits to £731m

The Guardian - UK

New report highights steel industry under pressure to decarbonise

Cutting greenhouse gases from steelmaking

Newcastle Herald

Clean energy gains a foothold in India, but coal still rules

For six years, farmer Pravinbhai Parmar in west India has been using solar power for irrigation

The Independent UK

Solar Power Is Taking Off In Europe During Energy Crisis: Here Are Two Companies To Look At

With gas supplies in Europe seriously threatened by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and gas and electricity costs at all-time highs, Europeans are turning to solar energy. The European Union's 27 member nations saved more than $29 billion in imported fossil gas throughout the summer, according to Ember, an energy think tank.

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Is Ukraine war speeding Europe’s transition to renewable energy?

Shortages are leading to policy pivot towards cleaner energy future, but some see lack of cash to sustain investment.

Al Jazeera

India meets two-thirds of renewable energy target, says report

‘Gujarat, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Telangana meet target’

The Hindu

Sunny summer sees Europe hit new solar power high

A new report says long periods of sunshine took solar power generation in Europe to a record high this summer that helped reduce the need for gas imports

The Independent UK

Best Keto snacks and pantry essentials: Protein-rich ingredients for your store cupboard

From realistic imitations to protein-rich innovations, the keto-friendly foods, swaps and favourites to stock up on

Evening Standard

Energy price inflation: how the UK and EU could fight it

What can be done about rising prices – and would nationalising gas and electricity firms help?

The Guardian - UK

Energy crisis: UK households worst hit in western Europe, finds IMF

Heavy reliance on gas is behind price surge, with the impact on poorest households also the worst in Europe

The Guardian - UK

Australian government launches offshore petroleum exploration permits for 47,000 sq km of ocean

Resources minister says exploration ‘central to alleviating future domestic gas shortfalls’ but Greens slam ‘mockery’ of climate target

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Greenhouse emissions from Australia’s coalmines could be twice as high as official figures say

Ember thinktank report based on IEA estimate suggests coal contributes more to climate crisis than all the cars on Australian roads

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s greenhouse pollution from coal higher per person than any other developed country, data shows

Despite the growth of renewable energy, Australia’s per capita coal emissions of 4.04 tonnes of CO2 a year is nearly four times the global average

The New Daily

Australians were once again the world’s worst coal power polluters per capita in 2021

A new analysis by energy think tank Ember ranked Australia as the worse per-capita polluter from coal-fired power stations in 2021.

Newsroom.co.nz

Rod Oram: Everything is now on the line

The world flunked its big chance to use the Covid pandemic to become more sustainable. Now it must use the twin perils of war and inflation to try again, writes Rod Oram

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Australia has undergone the world’s second-largest shift to solar and wind in recent years

Australia has undergone the second-largest shift to solar power and wind energy in the world, according to a study of global trends from 2019-2021.

Reuters

Global wind and solar growth on track to meet climate targets

Solar and wind power can grow enough to limit global warming to 1.5C if the 10-year average compound growth rate of 20% can be maintained to 2030, independent climate think tank Ember said in a report on Wednesday.

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