Fossil Fuels

UK, New Zealand, and Colombia sign up to international Coalition on Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Incentives Including Subsidies

Stark update warns there is still 'no sign' the world has reached peak carbon emissions, meaning the Paris Agreement's 1.5C target could be consistently breached within a decade

From high-profile sponsorship deals and long-haul flights to sporting equipment made from petrol-based products like carbon fibre - modern sport reflects society's oil dependency, explains Loughborough University's Theo Lorenzo Frixou

IEA warns producers and consumers need to work together to secure global gas supplies in response to mounting geopolitical concerns, while 'taking into account the need to advance clean energy transitions'

Two major new reports highlight how efforts to phase down inefficient subsidies are making scant progress

Although IISD warns almost 40 governments and financial institutions signed up to Clean Energy Transition Partnership are still failing to ramp up overseas clean energy support

Fashion Revolution report warns global brands in the sector still do not have ambitious enough targets to align with the Paris Agreement

UK is among a group of five richer nations which have together issued two-thirds of oil and gas licenses since 2020, according to the IISD

Major increases in renewables capacity were not enough to fully cover soaring energy demand, according to the latest Statistical Review of World Energy

Researchers estimate global oil and gas tanker fleet could see a third of its profits eradicated by 2050 if fossil fuel demand declines in line with limiting temperature increases to 1.5C