Breaking down barriers: Increasing equitable adoption of 24/7 carbon-free energy at COP29 and beyond
Now is the time to break down regional barriers and accelerate the global transition to carbon-free energy
Now is the time to break down regional barriers and accelerate the global transition to carbon-free energy
The G20 was created to tackle problems that no one country, or group of countries, can tackle alone.
COP29 must be an enabling COP, delivering concrete and ambitious outcomes on climate finance that take account of developing country needs
Social media platforms, online news portals, podcasts and blogs have now gained prominence as sources of information.
Aliko Dangote has even gone public with some of his complaints about the situation.
Today, the country is grappling with an erratic power supply which has now crippled the economy.
Therefore, one can safely say that this year marks the 142nd anniversary of commercial electricity globally.
This collaboration is essential to ensure that corruption doesn’t undermine the response to climate change and that those most vulnerable to its consequences are not further impacted by corruption,
But the real challenge revolves around determining which technologies are best suited to provide it and the actual extent of flexible capacity needed in the system.
From creeping insects to butterflies and moths, birds and beasts protected by expansive trees forming an overhead canopy of green foliage, life exists in all forms here.