Paris’ mayor has relented after initially ruling out air cons for athletes’ village, but excessive ice use risks damaging environment even more.
The European Commission said that it does not see any impact yet on bloc’s oil supplies.
China’s largest oil and gas producer has joined the Oil & Gas Decarbonisation Charter, a pledge signed by more than 50 firms to reach net zero by 2050.
The warning by an industry group comes as the government’s removal of blanket diesel subsidies continues to spark public anger.
Brussels’ new tariffs on China’s EVs are grinding gears in its auto industry, and SAIC Motor is pushing back.
German plastic materials maker Covestro is stepping up efforts to collaborate with vehicle makers and recycling partners to reuse plastic car parts in China to reduce the carbon and resource footprint of its products.
The hot tech field may have become a genuine contest between Chinese state capitalism and American ‘free market’ capitalism.
India plans to focus on a vast plain between Hawaii and Mexico known to hold large volumes of polymetallic nodules containing minerals used in electric vehicles and solar panels.
Malaysian coastguard says Ceres I was intercepted 28 nautical miles off Tioman Island at 1.20am local time on Sunday, pulled by two tug boats.
The US major, which last year marked its 130th year in Malaysia, has been trying to sell its ageing upstream assets in the country since 2020.
Jinko Solar, TCL Zhonghuan and Envision Energy will join Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and a private firm to expand their global footprints amid US and EU trade barriers and competition at home.
Could a recent breakthrough in nuclear fusion be the start of a new global race to dominate the ‘holy grail’ of clean energy?
The largest position on any given day will not exceed 8 billion yuan (US$1.1 billion) ‘to hedge its exposure to cross-border investment risks and overseas market volatilities’.
Johnson Controls International, which provides energy management products and services for buildings, said it will continue to invest in manufacturing facilities in China to meet demand from high-growth sectors like data centres.
China’s dominance of the global production of lithium-ion batteries will remain, as manufacturers will bypass higher tariffs by shifting their bases to other countries, consultancy Rystad Energy said on Monday.
Alibaba’s Energy Expert will analyse 35 locations to help future Games optimise energy demand and minimise waste, according to Alibaba.
The end of diesel subsidies has compounded Malaysians’ cost-of-living woes, even as it has relieved the pressure on state coffers.
Cathay Pacific and DB Schenker will promote the use of sustainable aviation fuel and have signed an agreement that will help cut more than 2,600 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
The company is in talks with potential partners to co-invest in battery materials and battery production facilities in Europe, Frank Ha Chun-shing told the Post in an exclusive interview.
Kaituo 2 prototype, developed by scientists at a Shanghai university, has finished trials to a depth of more than 4,000 metres (13,000 feet).
Coal mining is considered hazardous in Poland, where some coal mines are prone to methane gas explosions or to cave-ins.
The Hong Kong-listed company controlled by the city’s wealthiest family says London is one of the options for a listing that will not include raising funds.
Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu took the top three spots in Greenpeace’s renewable energy scorecard for China’s cloud providers.
Development coincides with Beijing launching its first retaliatory moves against bloc’s foreign-subsidies regulation amid bilateral tensions.
With limited censorship around report and harsh criticism from state media, observer says Beijing appears to be ‘facing this problem head-on’.
China proposed new capital ratio rules for the solar sector as Beijing aims to rein in excess capacity after a production glut triggered a collapse in global prices.