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European parliament agrees to lift green energy share to 42.5% by 2030 after nuclear power concessions
EU’s efforts to manufacture more green technologies are being undercut by cheaper rivals
State backing for renewable investments fuels growth but western nations remain dependent on Asia for supply
Cheaper panels and increasing domestic assembly offer an alternative to regime’s dilapidated electricity grid
Demand surges for workers that can install and maintain heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle chargers
A boom in residential panel installations is fuelling large-scale projects in French cities
Also in today’s newsletter, Joe Biden touts clean energy jobs on the campaign trail
Also in today’s newsletter, IRA lures European solar manufacturer to new US facility over German expansion
The unpalatable truth is that green technologies mean we will have to find ways to co-operate with Beijing
CEO of US solar installation finance company GoodLeap on how to convince staff to back a bold idea
China’s push into solar and wind projects to account for lion’s share of increase
Fatih Birol hopeful about 1.5C goal as clean energy spending forecast to hit $1.7tn this year
Getting kits to customers who need it at a price they can afford in Democratic Republic of Congo is a miracle of technology and supply chains
Bills that hobble renewables would slow decarbonisation in power-hungry state
The EU wants to ramp up its renewable energy capacity but depends on the country for raw materials and technology
Intermittent supply from a variety of power generation adds to the challenge of balancing the grid
Trade restrictions and red tape on grid cause 16% decline in capacity additions
Cheaper installation costs and energy security concerns are driving expansion
Combining silicon with other materials will boost conversion of sunlight into electricity, pioneering engineer says
Renewables work in fundamentally different ways from the old power plants
Plant expansion by South Korean group in Georgia follows incentives embedded in climate law
Our guide to the year ahead in sustainable business
Lawyers’ work with producers ranges from challenging trade tariffs to securing funding for panel installation
Installations have risen by 40% year on year as households seek alternatives after blackouts
New peak for output comes amid squeeze on gas, hydropower and nuclear supplies
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