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News Analysis

Infrastructure

Cornish batteries? Scientists embark on satellite search for lithium reserves

Experts believe Cornwall may hold significant deposits of the valuable mineral, which is in increasing demand globally for use in batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage

clock 25 January 2018 • 3 min read

Solar

Solar eclipsed? Trump angers solar sector with 30 per cent import tariff

President's protectionist levy widely criticised as both pointless and damaging to US manufacturing, but could the tariffs soon be struck down by the WTO?

clock 23 January 2018 • 6 min read

Recycling

Scottish government issues challenge to Michael Gove: 'Let's work together to fast-track plastic waste crackdown'

Inspired by popularity of hashtag #naystrawatall, Scottish government is investigating whether it can impose a national ban on plastic straws

clock 23 January 2018 • 4 min read

Recycling

Davos 2018: Leaders urged to tackle 'circularity gap' in world resources

Just a fraction of global resources are re-used according to new research - but can we close the loop in time?

clock 23 January 2018 • 5 min read

Carbon Trading

Report: Why the auto, chemical and electricity sectors are in line for a carbon pricing shock

Trucost research suggests up to 150 per cent of profits in the electric utilities sector could be at risk from carbon pricing rollout

clock 22 January 2018 • 6 min read

Solar

Masdar expands renewables portfolio amid flurry of solar deals across Middle East

Abu Dhabi firm to develop wind projects in Egypt and solar in Jordan, as International Solar Alliance eyes $1tr of private investment gloabally

clock 19 January 2018 • 5 min read

Risk

Climate breakdown: Environmental threats once again top global risk survey

Growing threat of extreme weather, ecosystem degradation, and climate change could cause 'runaway collapse' in complex global systems, experts fear

clock 17 January 2018 • 4 min read

Energy

Sun seekers: Innogy prepares for solar push under €3.5bn renewables strategy

German renewables giant promises to spend €3.5bn on new renewable capacity over the next three years, with major focus on solar PV rollout

clock 17 January 2018 • 3 min read

Automotive

Is London's air quality finally starting to improve?

Mayor's Office confirms that for the first time in a decade the capital has made it past the first two weeks of January without breaching legal air pollution limits, but major challenges remain

clock 15 January 2018 • 5 min read

Automotive

Are UK councils doing enough to install much needed EV charge points?

Government writes to councils after only five apply for money from electric vehicle infrastructure funding pot, leaving more than £4.5m still available

clock 12 January 2018 • 6 min read
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