new A: Increasing renewable energy capacity helps in combating climate change by reducing dependence on fossil fuels, which are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Renewable energy sources produce cleaner energy with lower or no greenhouse gas emissions. — EnergyPortal.eu, 1d ago

new These fossil fuel reductions occur in tandem with other key climate mitigation strategies that many governments have readily pledged to achieve, such as improving energy efficiency, expanding renewable energy, halting deforestation, and reducing methane emissions from all sources. — Eco-Business, 2d ago

new The Declaration highlights nuclear energy's critical role in reducing global net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and keeping the globally agreed-upon 1.5-degree target within reach. Nuclear power has long been considered a low-carbon energy source that can effectively contribute to mitigating climate change. — interestingengineering.com, 1d ago

new A: Renewable energy is vital because it helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, combat climate change, and lessen our dependency on finite resources like fossil fuels. — EnergyPortal.eu, 1d ago

new Clean energy systems: As we move away from the production of fossil fuels and towards the critical development of cleaner alternatives such as solar, wind, and biofuels, we see that investors are keen to take advantage of this shift. With the uptake in the use of renewables as primary energy sources, battery storage is becoming an increasingly important part of energy systems to overcome issues associated with intermittent supply. Use of low carbon, flexible energy sources such as hydrogen or carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) backed generation will also rise as renewable penetration increases. — sustainabilitymag.com, 1d ago

new Energy transition and moves to cut emissions gained further impetus as Al Jaber unveiled the Global Decarbonisation Accelerator. The series of initiatives will focus on rapidly scaling tomorrow’s energy system, decarbonising today’s energy system, and targeting methane and other non-CO2 greenhouse gases. — gulfnews.com, 1d ago

new There has also been greater attention within the oil and gas industry to address fuel emissions through technologies such as carbon capture – which critics say is unreliable – rather than scaling down production. Countries and energy firms have said cutting supply will impact global energy security; fossil fuels today meet three-quarters of the world’s energy needs. — Eco-Business, 2d ago

new Global climate issues are increasingly evident, driving the demand for sustainable development and the widespread adoption of clean, renewable energy sources. In China, green power plays a vital role in achieving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. — Eco-Business, 2d ago

new The initiative carries symbolic weight, transforming a site synonymous with one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters into a modern power plant generating clean and renewable energy. The project aligns with global efforts to transition away from environmentally harmful, fossil fuel-based energy sources. — Wonderful Engineering, 1d ago

new Fast-tracking the transition to clean energy will help towards slashing emissions before 2030. Efforts to upgrade the global renewable energy capacity will require rapid innovation in decarbonisation technologies besides eliminating methane emissions. The heat-trapping properties of methane make it lethal, although the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activity is carbon dioxide. — gulfnews.com, 2d ago