With Australia in the grip of what many consider a biodiversity crisis, here's what the major parties have promised when it ...

WASHINGTON D.C - Developing countries should strike swift trade ... by 2030 -- a process that will require a vast amount of new energy to be brought online. "You should try and get (energy ...

(Photo by Brendan SMIALOWSKI / AFP) Developing countries should strike swift trade ... “There’s nothing wrong with it.” – Energy at ‘lowest possible cost’ – Since taking the helm ...

latest report today revealed that 2024 was another record year for new installations, with a total of 117GW of wind energy capacity coming online in 55 countries ...

Energy consumption is on the rise. Last year, global power demand surged by 2.2%, per The International Energy Agency. That’s more than 40% above the average annual increase over the prior decade. No ...

Ms. Katyna Argueta, UNDP Timor-Leste Resident Representative emphasize the importance of the cooperation between countries to achieve ... utility-interactive battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Washington, D.C., April 17, 2025 — The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved the Caribbean Resilient Renewable Energy ... Development Association, the arm of the World Bank Group ...

Many Asian countries run large trade ... Last month, Taiwanese state energy firm CPC Corp signed an agreement with Alaska Gasline Development Corp to buy LNG and invest in the project, a move ...

World Bank President Ajay Banga urged developing countries on Wednesday to liberalize trade, saying many maintained higher tariffs than advanced economies and lowering them could offset the risk ...

Before his tariff reversal last week, many of Mr Trump's harshest reciprocal tariffs were imposed on developing countries such as Vietnam (46 per cent), Cambodia (49 per cent) and Lesotho (50 per cent ...