Investment in new wind farms in Europe last year fell 19% on the year to Eur22.3 billion ($27.5 billion), according to an annual report by wind lobby group WindEurope. Total Continue Reading
In most parts of the world there is probably not enough wind power capacity, but in northwestern China there is too much, it seems. As a result, one city in Continue Reading
Wind power generated a record 6.3-percent share of total U.S. electricity last year, with four states generating more than 30 percent of their electricity from wind power, the American Wind Continue Reading
As Bob Dudley set out BP’s strategy for adapting to a lower-carbon energy system at an event in London this week, there was a familiar face in the front row Continue Reading
One of the world’s biggest oil industry supermajors has teamed up with the global leader in electric cars in a new business venture and pilot project. British Petroleum (BP) has Continue Reading
U.S. supermajors ExxonMobil and Chevron have asked the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to waive the obligations for biofuel blending for their smallest refineries—exemptions that are typically granted to small refiners Continue Reading
Even as President Donald Trump floats the idea of more ethanol sales, critics says moves by his Environmental Protection Agency would undercut the support to corn farmers. On Thursday, Trump Continue Reading
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday his administration may allow the sale of gasoline containing 15 percent ethanol year-round, something that could help farmers by bolstering corn demand. The Continue Reading
In the battery industry, records seem set to be broken almost as soon as they are hit. This is what may be about to happen with the largest battery storage Continue Reading
In the hinterlands of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in the Indian heartland, there are few reasons for optimism. Trains wind their way across the plains at speeds barely improved Continue Reading
