Has Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Cracked the Green Steel Challenge?
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest, who amassed a fortune from iron ore mining in Western Australia, is the focus of a long-form piece in the
Day: October 17, 2021
Copper Price: Surge in costs may hold back renewables growth – analysts
There are concerts that the growing price of copper – with high global demand outstripping supply – could hold back the renewables revolution this decade.
Cement Industry Commits to Net Zero
The global cement industry is responsible for about 8% of global emissions and that’s a big problem. While the world needs cement to grow economies,
France Courts Order State to Honour Climate Commitments
A French court has ordered the state to honour its commitments on climate change, environmental organisations bringing the case said on Thursday. France is one
German Coalition Commits to End Coal by 2030
A coalition of political parties working to form a government in Germany has committed to end coal in the country by 2030, nearly a decade
$3 Billion Green Hydrogen Play for Australia’s Biggest State
The government of New South Wales, Australia’s most populated State, will fund A$3 billion ($US2.3B) in green hydrogen grants. The State is looking to attract