Jera Co., one of the world’s biggest liquefied natural gas buyers, is seeking to broaden long-term exports of the fuel as a way to expand its global presence and offload excess supply.

French energy company increases shareholder payouts as effect of Iran war increases cash flows

BHP disclosed a deferral that should have moved its expected emissions pathway. It hasn’t explained why it didn’t.

A new analysis suggests that climate activists should put pressure not just on fossil fuel companies—but also on their owners.

China's energy transition is moving toward "building while breaking," as its clean energy system begins assuming functions long performed by fossil fuels.

For investors, measuring current emissions is only part of the job. They also need to assess where companies are heading and what that means for investments.

Researchers urge governments to help worst afflicted countries, such as Nigeria and Algeria, which rely on oil revenues for public services

The current second wave of big battery projects will kill the economics of most coal generators, but the grid still needs a lot more wind and solar.

Under new leadership, it’s time for Woodside to look towards value.

This is the nature of climate-financial cascades: physical shocks trigger economic stress, which in turn drives financial instability.

The dark, red tongue spreading in the Pacific is growing at a rate not seen in living memory. The uncertainty over what is driving it has alarmed experts.

Days apart, one Australian minister called for reduced dependence on fossil fuels, while another literally turned the tap on new fossil gas supply, as a UN report warns we’ll overshoot 1.5 degrees.

Domestic and international investors should have their eyes trained on Japan as an exciting opportunity for global decarbonisation.

Investors can help drive improvements by encouraging BHP to provide greater transparency about its decarbonisation plans.

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Investors should carefully test any assumption that more investment in oil and gas exploration necessarily produces more value.

More than 40% of children under the age of 10 globally are already experiencing at least 20 additional “heat-stress days” due to climate change.

Scandinavian country is looking to double down on oil and gas despite EU green rhetoric

The world must be better prepared for big recurring shocks to agriculture

Scientists have long warned that the world will experience more intense extreme weather events like heat waves, storms, floods and droughts as long as we continue to use gas, oil and coal at our curre...

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Drawing on the Reichstein Foundation’s recent experience, CEO Rachel Ball shares how trusts and foundations can use their share portfolios to drive positive change for nature. At the Reichstein Founda...

The global fuel squeeze is worsening despite sub-$100 crude, with European diesel prices up 70% since the war began and U.S. diesel cracks hitting record highs.

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The continent is increasingly vulnerable to arson attacks, while climate disasters are diverting militaries from other threats. Policymakers must respond with a security-based approach to climate chan...

New analysis shows solar output soared across Europe during recent heatwaves, helping to power the grid even as electricity demand increased and nuclear output was curtailed.

Fortescue’s Christmas Creek green iron pilot plant is in production, kicking off what the mining giant hopes will become Australia’s next major export industry.

With large parts of the continent facing a period of extreme drought, investors are rethinking how to prepare their portfolios for extreme weather

The defining question of Europe's energy story over the past few years has been whether the region has enough gas. That query is starting to look outdated.

Sydney-based Jamie Halse and Tsubasa Umezaki are making big money in the forgotten corners of the Japanese sharemarket that are sitting on piles of cash.

Damage wrought by wildfires in Europe should be a wake-up call to pay more attention to environmental risk

Rio Tinto makes power supply deal with federal and NSW government to cut emissions and decarbonise, preventing potential closure * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Resources giant Rio Tinto says Australia’s largest aluminium smelter will run entirely on renewable energy by 2033 after it struck a $2.5bn subsidy deal with the federal and New South Wales governments to prevent a potential closure. The deal – announced by Anthony Albanese and the NSW premier, Chris Minns, at the Tomago smelter near Newcastle on Thursday – is for a 10-year below-market power supply guarantee that begins after the facility’s existing coal-focused electricity contract with AGL ends in December 2028. Continue reading...

These underwater disasters can trigger coral bleaching and massive fish kills.

Some of Australia's biggest polluters have cut emissions by less than one per cent over the past two years, a report has found, falling significantly short of their targets.

Investors and wider stakeholders have welcomed updates to Japan’s Corporate Governance Code, which includes guidance to submit annual reports at least three