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Oil majors attracted by economic competitiveness of renewables

Renewable Energy World

However, in recent years, their economic competitiveness has improved significantly due to government policies and incentives, as well as technological advances. This has incentivized oil and gas majors such as BP, Equinor and Shell to invest in wind power generation. over the same period.

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Renewables Not a Threat to Agriculture, Alberta Utilities Commission Finds

DeSmogBlog

While Alberta has long been known as the centre of Canada’s oil and gas industry, what is perhaps less known is that province is ideally suited for wind and solar power projects, owing to ample sunlight and steady wind. Martin Olszynski, an environmental law expert and professor at the University of Calgary, echoed Luo.

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Liz Truss Hires Anti-Green Aides With Ties to Libertarian Think Tanks

DeSmogBlog

Others have attacked climate policies and blamed high energy bills on renewable power. These climate-wrecking policies won’t help our efforts to tackle the cost of living scandal and the energy crisis, they’ll totally undermine them. She has blamed previous energy bill rises on renewables. Let Them Eat Carbon’.

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The State of Sustainable Agriculture

The Environmental Blog

In many countries, sustainable agriculture is being supported through policies and programs that provide financial incentives to farmers. And in some cases, sustainable agriculture is even being mandated by law. Solar-powered irrigation in India. Here are three of the most promising: 1.

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What’s driving the push as institutions plow money into renewables?

Renewable Energy World

“It is probably safe to assume that institutional investment has also experienced comparable growth in the past few years,” said Rabia Ferroukhi, Director of Knowledge at IRENA’s Policy and Finance Center. What’s more, between 2010 and 2020, the global weighted-average LCOE from onshore wind fell by 56%.

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Solar and wind’s competitiveness over coal is accelerating, analysis shows

Renewable Energy World

coal plants are either scheduled to close by 2025 or now cost more to operate than new nearby solar or wind power would, new research shows. The May 5 analysis comes from Energy Innovation: Policy & Technology, based in San Francisco. Roughly four-fifths of U.S. What’s more competitive in Ohio?

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Labour draws green dividing lines with promise of net zero emission power by 2030

Business Green

The political consensus on the UK's climate strategy has never looked more frayed at precisely the same time as public support for bolder climate policies has never been higher - and the opposition is seeking to take full advantage of that fact. Labour's new green energy policy is a case in point.