Green Energy - Page 6

The European Commission’s Omnibus package proposes reducing sustainability rules, sparking concern among financial and environmental sectors. This revision may undermine Europe’s leadership in sustainable finance by reducing transparency and data accessibility. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is key to ensuring transparency

High-flying green tech startups are facing reality as private equity reassesses investments due to uncertain viability without federal backing. Investors like BlackRock and Riverstone Holdings are witnessing struggling ventures and diminishing valuations amidst market pressures. Over $1 trillion invested in renewable ventures

The Future Agriculture Retention and Management (FARM) Act, proposed by Rep. Tom Tiffany, aims to protect U.S. farmland from the encroachment of renewable energy projects. Critics of green energy development on agricultural land argue that federal subsidies incentivize the transformation of fertile

DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. partners with Québec Innovative Materials Corp. to revolutionize hydrogen production in Quebec. The collaboration utilizes innovative electromagnetic heating technology from Texas Tech University to extract natural hydrogen. The initiative supports Quebec’s environmental goals: reducing emissions by 38% by 2030

Minnesota faces potential federal funding cuts impacting the fight against invasive species and disrupting local conservation efforts. Federal grants supporting environmental and community programs are under threat, resulting in reduced support for conservation plans. Funding cuts affect farmers in Kansas, who previously

Australia is on the verge of revolutionizing its energy landscape with green hydrogen but faces political uncertainties. Six major green hydrogen projects are currently deemed non-bankable due to dwindling sponsor commitment. The labor government has introduced over $5 billion in incentives to