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India to focus on climate finance at COP29
India plans to spotlight climate finance, accountability, and support for vulnerable communities at COP29, set to begin in Baku on November 11.
Scandal of UK treating Turkey as dumping ground for mountains of plastic waste worsens again
Other big countries in Europe also shipping crazy volumes of trash, says Greenpeace. Campaigners hope upcoming Global Plastics Treaty talks can bring change.
Kyrgyzstan: Chinese firm scores a sweetheart deal to turn Bishkek’s rubbish into profits
Bishkek officials say the solution is environmentally friendly.
Prime Batteries Technology nears launch of new battery production facility in Romania
Romania’s Prime Batteries Technology is close to launching production at its new factory near Bucharest, which will provide an initial capacity of 2,000 MWh per year in lithium-ion batteries for energy storage.
COP29: Baku’s balancing act between green energy and oil rents
As Azerbaijan prepares to host the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku from November 11 to 22, the choice of venue has attracted significant criticism, says Jody LaPorte, the Gonticas fellow at Oxford University.
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Azerbaijan Railways releases the republic's first ever sustainability report for a major corporation
As COP29 comes closer, Azerbaijan Railways (ADY) released the first ever sustainability report by a major state-owned corporation at an event in Baku on October 23.
ING: The uncertain road to carrying out Poland’s ambitious energy strategy
Poland’s draft update of its National Energy and Climate Plan for 2030-2040 has been designed by the book. Its main goals include improving energy efficiency, green energy and investing in electrification.
Turkey invites bids for 1,200 MW of wind plants
Grid connections to be awarded for 49 years.