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New paper argues the twin energy shocks triggered by the wars in Ukraine and Iran will hasten the peak in global fossil fuel demand and usher in a new era of electrification

The UK is well-positioned to benefit from its increasing know-how in grid flexibility and system optimisation that could then be deployed elsewhere - including China - writes Centre for Net Zero's Amber Woodward

A project led by Pollybell Farms is aiming to rewet peatlands to help decarbonise energy and food production in Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire

No country has built a truly resilient food system, which presents a real and present risk for businesses and policymakers today, writes Pratima Singh from the Food Imperative initiative at Economist Enterprise

James Widmer, CEO of Advanced Electric Machines, explains how his firm's technology has transitioned from research to 'commercial reality'

The government is yet again facing calls from the Tony Blair Institute for a revamp of the UK’s energy strategy, but critics have derided the think tank’s latest call for more oil and gas drilling

India's offer to host 2028 summit 'quietly withdrawn', while Microsoft inks CO2 deal with Indigenous-owned project, and South Korea targets 100GW of clean energy this decade, in this week's Global Briefing roundup

Workforce 2030: Sophie Locke, conversation lead at the Blue Marine Foundation, reflects on navigating 'very steep but equally rewarding' learning curves in her career journey to date

Policy ambition for CDR must align with technological readiness, writes Leonie Meissner from LSE's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

Corporate climate target-setting has reached critical mass and is now stronger than ever in scale, writes SBTi CEO David Kennedy