Williams set to escalate dispute with rival Energy Transfer through lawsuit for ‘anti-competitive’ actions
Manila pitches itself as alternative for western countries seeking to diversify sources of EV battery material
Supplier to London and southern England says £19bn of assets are failing as Ofwat weighs approving increase in bills
Microsoft co-founder argues Big Tech’s investment in power-hungry artificial intelligence systems is spurring a boom in clean electricity
Serica ‘actively’ looking overseas ahead of potential increase in UK government’s windfall levy on producers
The Republican presidential candidate has promised to stop offshore wind development if elected
For Paladin Energy and Fission Uranium, teaming up looks like a sensible move
Statkraft forced to cut growth because of lower electricity prices and higher costs
World’s largest supplier of handset batteries is expanding its tech range and counts Apple, Nvidia and Tesla as customers
Also in this newsletter: YouTube’s music-cloning plan, food and tax wars, taxing billionaires
UK asset manager’s decision underlines fierce debate on cutting carbon emissions
Also in today’s newsletter, how attitudes on transition finance in private markets are evolving
Clean tech investment is booming, but not yet keeping pace with rising energy demand. Plus: China, Africa and the Gulf’s efforts to shift away from fossil fuels; Big Oil pulls back on climate goals; and the start-ups leading energy innovation
Businesses globally have attracted billions in venture capital for clean and renewable power projects
But spending still at less than half of estimated level needed by the early 2030s to achieve net zero targets
Momentum behind net zero pledges could be fading as Beijing prioritises economic growth and energy security
Proponents of continued fossil fuel use say it is the only way for the continent to industrialise
Some producers have started to row back on low-carbon strategies amid high fossil fuel demand and investor concerns
UAE and Saudi Arabia are leading region’s efforts to reduce dependence on oil and gas
Islamist regime has issued hundreds of contracts to tap gold, gemstones and minerals
Eco-entrepreneur Dale Vince stresses he would not seek support for his own projects from planned state-owned company
The climate scientist appears well-qualified to do so, but she’s also backed the fossil-friendly policies of her predecessor
United Airlines executive highlights need for access to pipeline networks and other infrastructure to help decarbonisation
But critics fear the oil bonanza will turn Guyana into a victim of the ‘resources curse’
Voters are worried about inflation in general and the cost of filling up their cars in particular
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