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July 20, 2023 | Inside the global transition to net zero
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Why climate stress tests are not fit for purpose

Scenarios used by central banks to conduct climate-risk stress tests have been criticised as not fit for purpose because they fail to account for severe economic shocks caused by climate “tipping points”, reports sustainable finance reporter Polly Bindman.

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Opinion: The climate is changing faster than we are

All around the world, people are experiencing extreme weather events, exacerbated by global warming – and still progress towards a decarbonised world feels far too slow, writes freelance climate journalist Katie Kouchakji.

New EU law aims to give Europe the ‘greenest batteries in the world’

A new EU battery regulation has become law following final agreement by MEPs and national governments. Can it reduce Europe’s dependence on foreign battery makers for electric vehicles and consumer goods? Senior writer Dave Keating reports from Brussels.

Why domestic solar manufacturing could turbocharge Africa’s energy transition

Solar factories are beginning to spring up across Africa, helping to create favourable conditions for growth and acceptance of the technology, reports senior data journalist Nick Ferris.

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Russia-Ukraine war risks hampering transition to low-carbon economy

Russia is home to some of largest rare earth reserves in the world, while preliminary estimates suggest Ukraine holds Europe’s largest lithium reserves. GlobalData issues a new report on critical minerals.

Danfoss “Smart Store” launch sets a standard for energy-efficient supermarkets

The new Smart Store is 50% more efficient than traditional supermarkets and will function as Danfoss’s test centre for energy-efficient technology.

Energy crisis has 75% of European SMEs keen on renewables switch

Most European SMEs believe their countries’ fossil fuel dependency is causing the energy crisis and are keen to switch to renewable energy, according to new polling from Beyond Fossil Fuels.

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GlobalData: Standalone renewable refineries expected to dominate global renewable diesel production capacity by 2030

Renewable diesel market production continues to gain importance globally as it is less carbon intensive, provides much better performance in cold conditions, and can be stored much longer when compared to petroleum diesel. Per latest GlobalData analysis, by 2030, global renewable diesel production capacity is set to be dominated by standalone renewable refineries. Additionally, co-processing in crude oil refineries and crude oil refinery conversions will also play a major role in renewable diesel production. Furthermore, North America is expected to witness the highest renewable diesel production capacity globally in 2030, followed by Asia and Europe respectively.

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