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Aviation

Aircraft being refuelled and an airship flying

29/6/2022 News

Commercial flight first for SAF and plans for fleet of helium-filled airships

Regional aircraft manufacturer ATR and Swedish airline Braathens Regional Airlines have flown what they claim is the first test flight with 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in both engines of a commercial aircraft.

Methane

Head and shoulders photo of Jean-Francois Gauthier, Senior Vice President, Strategy,GHGSat

6/3/2024 Comment / Jean-Francois Gauthier

The view from 500 km up

Jean-Francois Gauthier, Senior Vice President, Strategy, at remote monitoring company GHGSat, reflects on recent changes in national and corporate attitudes to fugitive emissions in the oil and gas sector.

Oil and gas

Engineer on offshore platform walkway

29/11/2023 News

Oil and gas industry faces ‘moment of truth’ in energy transition

Producers of oil and gas must choose between contributing to a deepening climate crisis or becoming part of the solution as clean energy transitions advance, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). And emphasis on carbon capture is called ‘an illusion’.

Aviation

Close up of aircraft wing and engine during flight

24/4/2024 News

Clarifying the flight path to aviation decarbonisation

A new report aims to help airlines and policymakers better understand how the aviation sector can achieve net zero by 2050. Meanwhile, a number of new sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) contracts have been announced and a hydrogen refuelling pilot project successfully concluded.

Energy markets

Clean energy compilation - solar panels, crops in a field, wind turbine and electricity pylon

1/2/2023 News

BP predicts carbon emissions could fall more steeply than estimated previously

The global carbon budget is running out, and oil and gas investment will be needed for another 30 years, are these are two key findings in BP’s latest Energy Outlook report.

Net zero / decarbonisation / energy transition

Head and shoulders photos of Piotr Konopka on left and Hanhee Yoon on right

12/10/2022 Comment / Piotr Konopka,Hanhee (Aliana) Yoon

Making real corporate targets to drive the decarbonisation agenda

The world needs corporations to set decarbonisation targets that are based on realistically achievable objectives to actually fulfil them, as Piotr Konopka AMEI, Board Member of the EI Middle East, and Hanhee (Aliana) Yoon explain.*

CCUS

Chevron engineers at work

26/4/2023 News

CCUS to play key role in Australia’s decarbonisation

Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) has a vital role to play in Australia’s goal to reach net zero by 2050 according to several recent reports. Meanwhile, new emissions legislation may trigger a spike in carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the country, according to new analysis.

Road transport

View of a number of trucks on a road

17/4/2024 News

European Parliament adopts stricter CO₂ emissions targets for trucks and buses

The European Parliament has officially adopted new measures, already agreed with the European Council, to strengthen CO₂ emission reduction targets for new heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs).

Emissions mitigation

Smoke from three chimneys

6/4/2022 News

G20 go big on climate vows but home policies lack punch

Meaningful domestic efforts by G20 nations to achieve reductions in carbon emissions remain elusive, despite unprecedented commitments to address climate change made pre-COP26, according to a new report from research group BloombergNEF (BNEF).

COP

John Kerry seated in row of delegates during COP27

16/11/2022 News

A wealth of announcements and deals at COP27

A plethora of announcements have been made since the ongoing COP27 Climate Summit opened on 6 November, including a new carbon trading scheme unveiled by the US government’s Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry.

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