Marine transport
Sailing into 2022 with wind-powered cargo ships
Use of wind-propulsion devices like towing kites and rotor sails set to double in 2022, experts say.
Clean industry
Hydrogen
The great ‘green hydrogen’ battle
Tens of billions in federal tax credits could build a vital low-carbon hydrogen industry — or increase carbon emissions. We tackle the complexities in a series.
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Climatetech finance
DOE Loan Programs Office is back in action, plus the latest climatetech deals
Monolith is about to get a mammoth loan; NuScale is going public via SPAC; AES is buying Community Energy; and more.
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Clean industry
2021: When the hard climate stuff started looking doable
A roadmap is now emerging for decarbonizing the sectors that used to look most daunting, from steelmaking to shipping.
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Clean industry
Changing up the recipe to make low-carbon cement
Startup Brimstone Energy swaps in a climate-friendly replacement for limestone.
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Climate crisis
Turn on, tune in, COP out
The big climate summit is over. Now out with the talkers, in with the doers. Plus: Catch the first episodes of our new podcasts.
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Clean industry
How Louisiana can become a clean industry powerhouse
A cutting-edge model identifies the optimal pathway — and green hydrogen is a key player.
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Clean industry
Major firms pledge to start buying low-carbon materials and technologies
Amazon, Apple, Boeing and others say they'll make the first move to clean up global supply chains, while a West Coast coalition will help decarbonize construction materials.
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Hydrogen
Green hydrogen gets a major boost from a cross-industry coalition at COP26
Nine private-sector titans target a record-breaking 45GW expansion in production capacity by 2027.
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Clean industry
Are concrete makers moving fast enough to switch to lower-carbon products?
A new report says major manufacturers of concrete and cement are dragging their feet on decarbonization — and government inertia isn't helping either.
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Clean industry
Leaders in shipping, aviation and heavy industry chart a path to net zero ahead of COP26
The only catch? They say multitrillion-dollar investments and global regulatory consensus are musts.
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