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Fresh analysis from think tank Ember suggests global electricity system approaching 'turning point' where clean power generation exceeds additional new demand

European Commission offers to delay imposition of 'Rules of Origin' on electric vehicles and batteries made outside the EU for three years, as UK touts £70m motorway chargepoint trial

Simon Stiell warns governments 'we need highest ambition, not point-scoring or lowest common denominator politics'

Plus 2023 set to be warmest year on record, 20 food firms launch First Movers Coalition for Food, and all the top green business news from around the world this week

Ceres' Meryl Richards looks at how food companies can prepare for new EU rules around disclosing nature and climate risks

Two exit polls indicate ruling Law and Justice Party has not won enough seats to form a government, potentially paving way for easing of strained relations with EU on climate policy

Industry Voice: Chemical recycling and mass balance are set to play a critical role in the transition to a low-carbon economy, writes Dow Packaging, Peter Sandkuehler

Plus a landmark ruling in favour of Indigenous land rights in Brazil, new EU anti-greenwashing rules, and Kenyan direct air capture news

Two new studies have this week been added to the library of evidence showing clean power technologies are more cost competitive than the fossil fuel generation they are replacing

Plus EU solar boom, the world's first mycelium factory, all the top green business news from around the world this week