COP28 Finance Day: $57bn committed in climate investments
Governments, businesses, investors and philanthropies have announced over $57bn across the climate agenda in the first four days of COP28.
Governments, businesses, investors and philanthropies have announced over $57bn across the climate agenda in the first four days of COP28.
It is clear that the world’s complex decarbonisation journey will be far longer than the 30km from Expo City Dubai to Madinat Jumeirah.
Moving hydrogen over long distances in its pure form looks to prove a tall order, which has seen a rising interest in hydrogen carriers that could facilitate an easier-to-handle way of transporting the molecule…
A global certification standard on hydrogen – which has been signed by 27 countries at COP28 – is set to unlock global trade in low-carbon hydrogen.
Leading nations have committed to loss and damage financing – a stumbling block at previous climate change talks – at the opening of COP28 in Dubai.
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) and ATOME Energy have revised their agreement for a single 1MW MFE220 electrolyser order placed last year.
Less than 12 months on from the conclusion of COP27 in Egypt, world leaders, climate groups and companies are gathering in the UAE for UN climate talks, in the midst of more warnings that we...
COP28 will be the “moment of truth” for the oil and gas industry to act on decarbonisation, according to IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
Green hydrogen, although among the fastest growing clean energy technologies, is also one of the most vulnerable to bottlenecks, according to McKinsey & Company’s 2023 Global Energy Perspective.
The EU is backing a 10GW green hydrogen import project from Brazil to Croatia as part of a €2bn ($2.19bn) Global Gateway investment.
