Professor Emily Grubert joins the Zero podcast to discuss the difficulty of maintaining fossil-fuel supplies while clean energy is ramped up.

Gordon LaForge makes the case that, even as consensus falls apart on global problems, smaller groups will cooperate on international issues out of self interest.

Sadiq Khan shares how he fought for environmental policies through a tumultuous decade as London’s mayor.

Sadiq Khan shares how he fought for environmental policies through a tumultuous decade as London’s mayor.

London mayor Sadiq Khan said it would be a mistake to replace Keir Starmer this year, as pressure grows on the Prime Minister to resign over his handling of the Peter Mandelson fiasco.

Are two of the world’s biggest polluters doing enough to help the world avoid catastrophic climate change? Lili Pike and Akshat Rathi discuss.

Will Asia return to coal, or will a new renewables future emerge from the Iran crisis? David Fickling and Akshat Rathi discuss.

The world is facing a second energy crisis in less than five years. Is it better prepared this time? Investor Aurore Belfrage joins the Zero podcast to discuss.

More than half the US data centers planned for this year are expected to be delayed.

The struggle to manufacture transformers, switchgear and batteries domestically has forced the US to rely on imports, delaying data center construction.

Zack Polanski discusses energy, defence and whether he can keep on the right side of the UK bond market.

The Iran War’s impact on energy prices is spurring people around the world to abandon fossil fuels in favor of cheaper electric alternatives.

Meager new emissions reduction plans from New Delhi limit the prospects of major progress through 2035 from the three biggest polluting nations.

The leader of the UK’s insurgent Green Party said government shouldn’t be “strangling” business, as he tempered his left-wing bloc’s economic message ahead of nationwide local elections in May.

Gas infrastructure is spewing methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere as airstrikes intensify and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.

Experts have detected increased flaring at some facilities, highlighting the increase in greenhouse gases from the conflict. 

Jim Skea, chair of the UN’s climate science body, discusses the future of its crucial research after the US pulled its support.

The average annual premium is projected to increase 4% to about $3,057 this year.

With gas prices climbing due to the Iran War, interest in electrified transportation is on the rise.

Also: Green cement startup Sublime Systems lays off two-thirds of its workers.