Southeast Asia’s clean energy transition is set to see a $2.6 million catalytic funding boost, after a pledge by the Just ...

The shift from fossil fuels to renewables threatens millions of traditional energy jobs but also creates opportunities if governments invest in just transition frameworks. Southeast Asia, India, and ...

Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership, the $20 billion fund earmarked for investment in clean energy, took a big step forward in November with the release of the Comprehensive Investment and ...

Nationwide, companies, nonprofits, government agencies and academics are working to bring about a “just energy transition,” ensuring that workers and the communities they live in are cared for as the ...

The First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, involving government representatives from 59 countries, was ...

Indonesia's energy transition is on its way to achieve sustainability, but it faces significant challenges in ensuring gender inclusivity. Women remain underrepresented in energy policymaking, with ...

For decades, just-in-time procurement was treated as a triumph of modern business. Inventory was minimized, capital was freed up, and global supply chains were optimized for speed and efficiency. If ...

The transition from coal-dependent economies to ones driven by sustainable energy sources presents a global challenge in balancing climate action, energy access, and economic development. The “just ...

Members of South Africa’s Climate Justice Coalition protest in Pretoria in July 2022. Alet Pretorius/Gallo Images via Getty Images South Africa’s experience in piloting a new type of climate finance ...

Energy systems transformation will be key to meeting the Paris Agreement’s temperature goals. Energy contributes the largest share to net global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions when considering both ...

As National Energy Month unfolds in South Africa, experts stress the importance of synchronizing speed and community ...

By Giuseppe Fonte, Gavin Jones and Francesca Landini ROME, May 21 (Reuters) - Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a Danish firm eager to invest in Italian offshore wind farms, is getting impatient.