IEEFA in the Media
Think tank forecasts financial challenges for LNG projects such as Woodfibre LNG
An analyst from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, or IEEFA, says that increased costs for liquefied natural gas projects in B.C.
Squamish Chief
Green hydrogen: Germany joins H2Med but concerns mount
Energy transitionHydrogen 06.02.2023 byبواسطة Beatrice Bedeschi Green hydrogen: Germany joins H2Med but concerns mount In what could be a significant push for European green hydrogen, Germany has said it will join France, Spain and Portugal in a major new ...
Gas Outlook
Japan Leads in ESG Governance but Pliant Rules a Letdown
While Japan's code of conduct represents a key step forward, the “comply or explain” approach may hinder its effectiveness, writes the IEEFA’s Hazel James Ilango While Japan’s code of conduct represents a key step forward, the “comply or explain” approach ...
Regulation Asia
CEA’s advise against retiring thermal power plants will hit renewable energy projects: Experts
Despite India’s push for renewable energies, a recent notice issued by the Central Electricity Authority of India (CEA) to power utilities to not retire any thermal units until 2030 has alarmed experts who say the move will have a retrograde effect on the ...
The Indian Express
Reactores presurizados europeos: las últimas y costosas decepciones de la energía nuclear
Los únicos elementos comunes del diseño de estos reactores son problemas imprevistos que han provocado costosos retrasos y disparado los precios ELÉCTRICASReactores presurizados europeos: las últimas y costosas decepciones de la energía nuclearLos únicos e...
El Periódico de la Energía
Woodfibre LNG’s noise strategy sparks fight over protection of seals and sea lions - The Globe and Mail
Woodfibre LNG has sparked a fight with environmentalists over whether the B.C.
The Globe and Mail
Despite billions to get off coal, why is Indonesia still building new coal plants?
Not far from the white sand beaches on the island of Borneo, the Indonesian government is building what it calls a "green industrial park."
NPR
The underside of coal
Jawaharlal Nehru once famously called large dams as temples of modern India.
AsiaNet-Pakistan
Alberta’s oilpatch is making record billions. So why should we pay for their carbon capture plant?
Despite outsized profits, Alberta’s oil alliance wants Ottawa to pony up two-thirds of the cost for a carbon capture facility.
Toronto Star
Earth Matters: Colorado River water wars ominous; new model nuke slated for 2028 in North America
This seminal book was an unheeded warning.
Daily Kos
Canada can plan for a net-zero future or bet on tech and ‘hope for the best’: Wilkinson
A fireside chat between the International Energy Agency's top boss and Canada's natural resources minister underscores competing visions for the country's energy future Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says Canada is at a fork in the road and ...
National Observer
Rising costs raise doubts about future of B.C. LNG
Article content “A Phase 2 final investment decision will take into account several factors, which include overall competitiveness, affordability, pace, future (greenhouse-gas) emissions and stakeholder needs,” said Teresa Waddington, LNG Canada’s vice-pre...
The Province
Rising costs raise doubts about future of B.C. LNG
Dramatic increases in the cost of TC Energy's Coastal GasLink pipeline highlight the challenges of building LNG infrastructure in B.C., the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis notes.
The Vancouver Sun
Fifty shades of green: The union budget's environmental hits and misses
Union budget of 2023-24 considers 'green growth' as one of seven priorities for the government.
india.mongabay.com
Amid environmental woes and ongoing opposition, Coastal GasLink bill climbs to $14.5B
Environmental and financial woes continue for another Canadian mega-project as TC Energy announces construction costs have ballooned to $14.5 billion for its natural gas pipeline in B.C.
National Observer
Steel decarbonisation: Australia must stop making excuses and follow Europe’s lead - Energy Post
Australian steel makers, major global exporters, must stop making excuses about decarbonisation and look to Europe for a role model, argues Simon Nicholas at IEEFA.
energypost.eu
India On Course To Meet Green Energy Targets: Experts, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
Nagpur: For the second consecutive year, the Union budget announced green measures to ensure India is on course to do its bit in reducing emissions by 2070.
ETEnergyWorld
Budget has consolidated govt position on energy, climate: Experts
Nagpur: For the second consecutive year, the Union budget announced green measures to ensure India is on course to do its bit in reducing emissions by 2070.
The Times of India
Budget rolls out the red carpet for green growth
As India moves to cut the carbon intensity of its gross domestic product by 45% from the 2005 levels by 2030, the expert consensus is that Budget has firmly established 'green growth' as a key pillar of the government's economic vision, with related alloca...
Financial Express
Green Growth Budget: Budget 2023 will promote green growth, says renewable industry - The Economic Times
During her Union Budget speech on Wednesday, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said India was moving forward firmly for the 'panchamrit' and net-zero carbon emission by 2070 to usher in green industrial and economic transition.
The Economic Times