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China Lays Down Another Marker in the Offshore Wind Sector, Accounting for Half of Last Year's Installations
Europe is the largest market for offshore wind, but the Asia-Pacific region is catching up.
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Bill Gates: Nuclear Power Will ‘Absolutely' Be Politically Acceptable Again — It's Safer Than Oil, Coal, Natural Gas
Bill Gates says nuclear power will “absolutely” be politically palatable again. It’s safer than oil, coal, and natural gas and technology is improving.
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Chevron CEO on Modern Leadership: You Can't Be Afraid to Make Yourself Heard
Investing in a cleaner future “is not a cliff that will occur abruptly,” Chevron’s Mike Wirth told CNBC. “This will be an evolution more than a revolution.”
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Sweden Will Soon Be Home to a Major Steel Factory Powered by the ‘World's Largest Green Hydrogen Plant'
The iron and steel sector has a significant environmental footprint.
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Climate Change Is Not Priced Into Markets But Its Effect Could Be Substantial, Experts Say
Climate change could lead to a significant rerating in some financial markets the moment that investors take its risks seriously, experts have told CNBC.
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President Biden to Visit Texas on Friday Following Deadly Winter Storm
President Joe Biden said he and first lady Jill Biden will travel to Houston, Texas, on Friday, after a deadly winter storm struck the state last week.
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New Zero-Emission Buses Set to Be Trialed on UK Roads
Electric vehicle manufacturer Arrival is setting up facilities in the U.S. and U.K.
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State of Texas Should Pay for Enormous Energy Bills After Power Outages, Houston Mayor Says
As power resumes for most of Texas, some households now face utility bills as high as $10,000.
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Biden Declares Major Disaster in Texas, More Than 15 Million Told to Boil Water After Power Failure
President Joe Biden has approved a major disaster declaration for Texas as the state grapples with widespread power outages and water shortages.
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U.S. Must Go ‘Well Beyond Paris Commitments' to Avert Catastrophic Global Warming, Warns Scientist
Scientist Michael Mann explained why the U.S. must go “well beyond those Paris commitments” as President Joe Biden rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement Friday.
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Texas Grid Failure Ignites Feud Over Republican Oversight of the Energy Industry
The Texas grid failure that’s left millions without power has fueled outrage over Republicans’ decades-long oversight of the state’s energy industry.
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Even the Well-Traveled Rarely Know These Beautiful Remote Islands in Asia
Batanes is an underrated, remote region in the northern Philippines with pastoral emerald hills, rugged landscapes and few tourists.
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Bill Gates Says We Need More Elon Musks to Tackle Climate Change
Bill Gates said Tesla is “the biggest single contribution to showing us that electric cars are part of how we solve climate change.”
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Texas Blackouts Show How Vulnerable Power Grid Is to Climate Change
The winter storm outages in Texas reveal a broader crisis: Climate change-fueled disasters are overwhelming U.S. infrastructure.
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Maersk Says It Will Launch a Carbon Neutral Vessel by 2023, Seven Years Ahead of Schedule
The environmental footprint of shipping, a crucial cog in the global economy, is significant.
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Bill Gates: Unlike Elon Musk, I'm Not a Mars Person
Gates said he’d rather spend money on measles vaccines than traveling to space in a rocket.
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U.S. Lags in New Climate Ranking and Is ‘Still Struggling to Move Away From Fossil Fuels'
Global effort to combat climate change faces a number of challenges.
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Biden's Climate Change Strategy Looks to Pay Farmers to Curb Carbon Footprint
President Biden has called on U.S. farmers to lead the way in offsetting greenhouse gas emissions to battle climate change.
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Yellen Reportedly Looking to Name Climate ‘Czar' at Treasury
Janet Yellen reportedly is eyeing Sarah Bloom Raskin, former deputy Treasury secretary during the Obama administration, to tackle the role.
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Danish Firm Vestas Launches Jumbo Offshore Wind Turbine to Match Rivals
As technology has developed, the size of wind turbines has increased.