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Turbines are being adapted for extreme weather—but can they handle ‘Black Swan’ events?
Environment

Turbines are being adapted for extreme weather—but can they handle ‘Black Swan’ events?

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February 20, 2021
How governments can create a green, job-rich global recovery
Commentary

How governments can create a green, job-rich global recovery

By Kristalina Georgieva and Rajiv J. Shah
December 2, 2020
The world’s largest wind farm is truly enormous, and it’s one step closer to reality

The world’s largest wind farm is truly enormous, and it’s one step closer to reality

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November 26, 2020
In pursuit of ‘net zero,’ Spain’s Iberdrola bets big on America

In pursuit of ‘net zero,’ Spain’s Iberdrola bets big on America

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October 21, 2020
Dis-United States of electricity: Mapping America’s energy supplies
Magazine

Dis-United States of electricity: Mapping America’s energy supplies

By Nicolas Rapp and Brian O'Keefe
October 19, 2020
Photograph of a windfarm.

Facebook A.I. researchers push for a breakthrough in renewable energy storage

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October 14, 2020
Calgary after the oil rush
Magazine

After the boom: Canada’s oil capital faces an uncertain future

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September 21, 2020
15 July 2020, Brandenburg, Germany: The light of the low-lying evening sun shines over wind turbines in the "Odervorland" wind farm in the Oder-Spree district (aerial photograph taken with a drone).

Can emissions cuts and economic growth coexist? Europe is certain they can

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September 17, 2020
BP's "Net Zero" plan.
Magazine

Is oil giant BP finally ready to ‘think outside the barrel’?

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August 10, 2020
COVID-19 is crippling the energy market, with one big exception: renewables

COVID-19 is crippling the energy market, with one big exception: renewables

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May 20, 2020
Why the coronavirus crisis could make Big Oil greener
Magazine

Why the coronavirus crisis could make Big Oil greener

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April 20, 2020
15 January 2020, Brandenburg, Sieversdorf: Red position lights shine on wind turbines in the "Odervorland" wind farm in the Oder-Spree district. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB (Photo by Patrick Pleul/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Environment

The latest landfill problem comes from the renewable energy industry

By Chris Martin and Bloomberg
February 5, 2020
Flags of European Union (EU) member state fly outside the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg, on Monday, July 15, 2019. Brexit has made Luxembourg a favorite EU hub for insurers, funds and asset managers to relocate to from the U.K. Moves include those by insurance giant American International Group Inc., private-equity firm Blackstone, RSA Insurance Group Plc, U.S. insurer FM Global, Lloyd's of London insurer Hiscox Plc and asset manager M&G Investments. Photographer: Geert Vanden Wijngaert/Bloomberg via Getty Images
International

‘A Quantum Leap in Its Ambition’: Europe’s Investment Bank Will Stop Funding Fossil Fuel Projects

By Ewa Krukowska and Bloomberg
November 15, 2019
The 'tall ship' William II passes a wind turbine as it sails along the north east coast near Whitley Bay in Tyne and Wear after it set off from Blyth in Northumberland on a voyage round the coastline of Great Britain calling at 10 ports en route and changing crews at each stage.
International

More Renewables Than Fossil Fuels: As the U.K. Reaches an Energy Milestone, Here’s How Far Others Have Gotten

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October 15, 2019
portrait of Sundar Pichai
Environment

Google Has Bought Enough Renewable Electricity to Power All of Uruguay

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September 20, 2019

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