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Under Trump’s Energy Agenda, Invenergy Drops $765M Offshore Wind Projects for Natural Gas and Geothermal

The U.S. energy landscape is shifting again. Invenergy, one of America’s largest private energy developers, has agreed to end four offshore wind lease projects worth about $765 million and redirect those investments toward natural gas and geothermal energy. The move comes under a settlement agreement announced by the U.S. Department of the Interior. It aligns […]

SAF Crisis Deepens: IATA Says Aviation’s Net Zero Goal Is at Risk, but Brazil Offers New Hope

The aviation industry is making progress toward cutting carbon emissions, but the supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) remains far below what airlines need. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), global SAF production is expected to reach only 2.4 million tonnes in 2026. While this marks an increase from previous years, it will […]

Anthropic Joins Google, Stripe, and Shopify on a $915M Carbon Removal Push

The race to scale carbon removal received another major boost. Artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic has joined Frontier, a carbon removal advanced market commitment (AMC) coalition that includes Google, Stripe, Shopify, H&M Group, and Salesforce. They announced a new commitment of $915 million for carbon removal credits. The new funding comes on top of Frontier’s […]

Guyana’s $353 Million Carbon Credit Success Shows How Forests Can Become a Global Climate Asset

Guyana has earned US$353 million from carbon credit sales since 2022, making it one of the world’s most successful examples of turning forest protection into climate finance. The announcement came from Pradeepa Bholanath, Senior Director of Climate and REDD+ in Guyana’s Office of the President. She said the revenues help fund climate action, community projects, […]

Why Panasonic, CATL, and China’s Battery Giants Are Racing into AI Data Center (AIDC) Energy Storage

Artificial intelligence (AI) is driving new growth in the global battery industry. For years, electric vehicles (EVs) fueled battery demand. Now, AI data centers are the next multi-billion-dollar opportunity. The fast growth of generative AI has led to a rush in building AI data centers in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. These centers require significant […]