The UK became the world’s first to outline a path towards decarbonized transport when it launched, on July 14th, 2021, the so-called ‘greenprint’. The greenprint includes measures to ensure sufficient charging infrastructure to support electric…

The Alliance joins Synocus to host a webinar on June 30th which will explore innovation collaboration and give a view on the initiatives underway and under development throughout their extended network. Read more and register…

Following the recent moves by Exxon Mobil shareholders to push the company towards climate responsibility finds a continuation in reports from Poland of a citizen-mounted lawsuit against the Polish government which alleges they have failed…

With the recent vote to instate climate-forward members to fossil-fuel giant Exxon Mobil, in a direct counter to the wishes of management, has been widely perceived as a sign that companies can no longer remain…

The International Energy Agency (IEA) sounded a clear warning in a report published on May May 18th, 2021, with which the energy policy advisory organization joins the environmental groups that have urged action. The report…

Germany’s highest court ruled on a case brought by young climate activists which argued that the government’s plan for mitigating climate change did not go far enough, ending in 2030 and effectively leaving the responsibility…

In his first step towards reversing the climate agenda set by his predecessor, US President Joe Biden hosted a climate summit that brought together leaders from 40 countries to consider the efforts necessary to reach…

In a speech on April 21st, 2021, EU Commissioner for energy Kadri Simonson called on cities to take a greater role in the work to mitigate the impact of climate change. Noting that cities are…

As the Covid-19 pandemic tore through Europe in the spring of 2020, the City of Amsterdam made a decision that could signal a new wave of city planning when they adopted the doughnut economics model….