Carbon capture
Carbon storage gets dirty: The movement to sequester CO2 in soils
U.N. climate report promotes soil as a tool to reduce emissions, but scientists are still figuring out how it works.
Emissions reduction
Long-duration energy storage
Xcel to install Form’s long-duration batteries at retiring coal plants
The utility is testing Form’s 100-hour storage tech to achieve its lofty carbon-reduction goals — and at a scale bigger than nearly any battery plant on earth.
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Carbon capture
Carbon removal now 'unavoidable' part of fighting climate change, UN says
Emissions cuts alone won't limit global warming to 1.5°C, IPCC report warns. But can carbon removal from land use and technology scale up in time?
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Energy markets
A deeper dive into 24/7 carbon-free energy
Tech giants and startups are chasing more precise data to make the grid cleaner by the hour — and asking governments and regulators to catch up.
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Marine transport
Maritime industry leaders confront climate change and supply-chain issues at shipping expo
A sea change is underway as global shipping players adjust to the new normal of a rapidly warming planet.
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Corporate procurement
Can 24/7 carbon-free energy become a global standard?
Google and Microsoft want to buy clean energy around the clock. EnergyTag plans to bring the same option to mass markets.
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Marine transport
Microsoft heads up $34M investment in software platform to cut cargo ship emissions
New York–based startup Nautilus Labs uses AI to boost efficiency and pare fuel use on giant ships.
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Mobility
How to get Americans out of cars and onto electric bikes and scooters
Canary talks to Melinda Hanson, co-founder of micromobility firm Electric Avenue.
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Podcast
The military’s net-zero agenda
How the U.S. Armed Forces came to see climate change as a key national security threat.
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Podcast
Why a ‘sustainable’ Olympics remains so elusive
China’s big promises for the most sustainable Winter Olympics in history are colliding with reality.
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Podcast
What's behind the rapid rise in US carbon emissions?
And what do two pandemic-related spikes in fossil fuel use mean for the energy transition?
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