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Total, Engie seek aid for France’s biggest green hydrogen plant
By: Bloomberg 13th January 2021 Total and Engie plan to build France’s largest green hydrogen facility to feed the oil company’s biodiesel plant in the south of the country from 2024, provided they get subsidies to make the project viable. Steelmakers and gasoline and biofuel producers currently make the hydrogen they need from... →
Earth’s margin for error narrows after another year of record heat
By: Bloomberg 8th January 2021 Another year of record-high heat punctuated a decade-long increase in global temperatures that has placed the Earth’s economies dangerously close to climate tipping points. Those are the conclusions published Friday by European Union scientists. Despite pandemic-induced lockdowns of the global... →
US company planning at least 500 hydrogen fuelling stations in next 3 to 5 years 
By: Martin Creamer 7th January 2021 The creation of a minimum of 500 fuelling stations to provide hydrogen to mainly trucks powered by platinum-catalysed hydrogen fuel cells is planned by a US company in the next three to five years. “We believe that everyone will be within a couple of miles of a hydrogen fuelling station in the... →
Ramaphosa appoints Climate Change Commission members
By: African News Agency 18th December 2020 South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed members of the Climate Change Coordinating Commission established to coordinate and oversee the transition towards a low-carbon and climate change resilient economy. A statement from the Presidency late on Thursday said the commission, an... →
AngloGold says will achieve strong yearly free cash flow performance
By: Chanel de Bruyn 18th December 2020 Gold miner AngloGold says it is on track to build on the robust free cash flow of $516-million in the first nine months of the year and is expected to post its strongest annual free cash flow performance in almost a decade. In a year-end update published on December 18, interim CEO Christine... →
Renewable future for defunct Australian coal mine
By: Esmarie Iannucci 18th December 2020 The federal and New South Wales state government is backing plans by Centennial Coal to potentially turn an old coal mine into a source of reliable renewable energy to power New South Wales. Centennial is investigating the feasibility of turning its underground coal mine at Lake Macquarie into... →
Northern Dynasty to pursue Pebble appeal with vigour - CEO
By: Creamer Media Reporter 17th December 2020 Northern Dynasty, the Canadian company that owns the contentious Pebble project, in Alaska’s Bristol Bay, will in January submit its request for an appeal of the US Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE’s) negative record of decision (RoD). The company said on Thursday it would argue that the USACE’s... →
Polluters make some net-zero progress, climate action 100+ says
By: Bloomberg 17th December 2020 Three years after some of the world’s biggest investors joined forces to pressure the largest producers of greenhouse gases to cut emissions, about half of them have made net-zero commitments. Climate Action 100+, an investor group with 545 members managing a combined $52 trillion of assets, said... →
Canada unveils hydrogen strategy to kick-start clean fuel industry
By: Reuters 17th December 2020 Canada has unveiled its long-discussed hydrogen strategy, calling on investors to spur growth in a clean fuel sector that the government says could be worth C$50-billion, create 350,000 jobs and help the country achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan said... →
US SEC votes to relax requirements on ' 'resource extraction' disclosure
By: Reuters 17th December 2020 The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday voted to relax disclosure requirements on payments made by oil, gas and mining companies to foreign governments. The agency's 3-2 vote to adopt industry-friendly changes to its so-called "resources extraction" disclosure rule addresses a... →
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