Sales of e-bikes are up amid queues at fuel stations, but many Bangladeshis are still deterred from going electric ...

The government gave only a brief explanation for its change of heart on the climate summit, saying it had reviewed its commitments for 2028 ...

Renewable energy developer Karl Boyce talks to Climate Home News about China's VAT rebate cuts and the biggest challenges for Africa's efforts to boost energy access ...

The UN's climate fund says new offices will boost developing nations' access to climate finance as board accredits first Palestinian entity for direct access to funds ...

Outages and surging fuel prices spur growing number of homes and businesses ditching backup generators for solar systems in Nigeria ...

As debates grow around recognising ecocide as a crime under international law, the legal and institutional frameworks for addressing environmental harm are evolving. Integrating carbon accounting into ...

Import subsidies, abundant hydropower and charging investments have spurred EV adoption, shielding many Nepalis from the global oil crisis ...

The farmers and their lawyers will argue that a UK-based entity linked to the East African Crude Oil Pipeline has breached Ugandan law and construction should halt ...

As Middle East conflict rattles energy markets, Barbados charts a practical path for small islands to harness abundant renewables and strengthen energy security ...

Experts warned that unwinding the Investor-State Dispute Settlement system would be complex, especially without international coordination ...

Canada, Australia, Brazil and Norway are set to attend the Santa Marta summit, but the world’s biggest fossil fuel producers are missing from the list ...

The latest IPCC session was clouded by differences over when its flagship reports should be published and concern over cost-cutting proposals ...