Expert BlogInternational, United States, Africa, MexicoJamie Lee, Mima Holt
Liquefied natural gas should be phased out in tandem with other fossil fuels, paving the way for renewable energy to meet international climate and sustainable development goals.
Expert BlogInternational, United States, Africa, MexicoJamie Lee, Mima Holt
Le gaz naturel liquéfié devrait être abandonné progressivement, à l’instar d’autres combustibles fossiles, ouvrant ainsi la voie aux énergies renouvelables pour atteindre les objectifs internationaux en matière de climat et de développement durable.
This Biden administration directive is the historic effort to ensure that federal climate, clean energy, and infrastructure investments reach the communities who need them most.
Expert BlogInternational, United States, ChinaJamie Lee, Mima Holt
Au lieu de soutenir les combustibles polluants du passé à travers l’expansion du GNL fossile, il est temps de permettre une transition énergétique juste à travers les énergies renouvelables.
U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry announced today that the United States, the European Union, and other entities have mobilized over $1 billion in new grant funding for methane action. The grants are focused on lower income countries…
The Biden administration announced today at COP28 that the U.S. is renewing its commitment to supplement the Green Climate Fund as a part of its international climate finance efforts to support developing nations, especially low income and vulnerable countries, in…
DUBAI (December 2, 2023)—The United States announced that it would be joining the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) at COP28 today, committing to a moratorium on new unabated coal plants and to phasing out existing unabated coal power generation.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released new rules to cut methane leaks from the oil and gas sector, a necessary and cost-effective way to curb the pollution causing climate change and to protect public health.
In a decision released today, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit upheld a ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that allows renewables to compete fairly with fossil fuel power plants in PJM.
