The growing complexity of today’s energy ecosystem makes grid resiliency both a pressing challenge and a key differentiator for utilities and energy consumers.

The global average concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere surged by 3.5 parts per million from 2023 and 2024, the United Nations agency said in its annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin on Wednesday.

Britain should brace for warming of at least 2 degrees Celsius by 2050 and as much as 4C by the end of the century, the Climate Change Committee said in a letter on Wednesday. It was responding to a request for advice from the government about likely future climate scenarios.

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission is considering further changes to how the gap between scheduled and actual power generation is calculated, according to a document posted on its website. The move follows last year’s decision to narrow the allowed limits for such deviations.

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The administration said in May it was reviewing some $15 billion in projects awarded under President Joe Biden.

Companies are free to decide how they want to organise their production processes in accordance with the specifications of the energy sources used (electricity, low-carbon hydrogen, biomass) but selected projects will be required to achieve binding milestones for emission reduction (60% from the third year onwards, 90% in the last year of the term of the contracts).

Germany risks falling behind on its shift to cleaner energy amid counterproductive regulations and “vague” political pledges

India’s evolving taxonomy should clearly define “resilient” activities, such as renewable-powered cold chains or flood-proof housing, to guide investors and policymakers.

The Senate may vote Monday on its own version of a spending package that would phase out key subsidies for wind and solar sooner than expected, and also adds a new tax.