European aviation emissions have experienced a notable resurgence, nearly returning to pre-pandemic levels amid mounting scrutiny of the European Union's carbon market effectiveness. This resurgence calls into question the integrity of the EU carbon market, known as the Emissions Trading System (EU
In an era marked by surging global energy consumption and an accelerating shift toward renewable resources, power transmission systems have faced considerable obstacles. Traditional alternating current (AC) systems, long the backbone of electricity distribution, are increasingly strained by the
In light of recent disruptions caused by a tornado in Columbia, Christopher Hailstone, an expert in energy and utilities, shares his insights on how the city is handling the temporary cessation of regular recycling services. He discusses the plans to manage ongoing challenges while maintaining a
The rising threat of flooding in Lagos has provoked urgent calls for enhanced waste management practices to mitigate pervasive environmental challenges. Sulaimon Arigbabu, an environmental activist and executive secretary of the Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resource Centre), has
The Trump administration's decision to accelerate the permitting process for energy projects has ignited significant debate over the prioritization of fossil fuels over renewable energy sources like wind and solar. The cumbersome permitting process in the United States, as proponents of green
The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has approved an amended power purchase contract between Hawaiian Electric and Wailuku River Hydroelectric on Hawaii Island. The Hilo-based hydroelectric plant, which has been generating up to 12.1 megawatts (MW) of run-of-river energy since 1993, will
