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How can corporate and political leaders at the UN Climate Summit halt or reverse the effects of climate change for their customers and constituents?

Over the next 25 years, the world's growing energy needs are met first by renewables and natural gas, as fast-declining costs turn solar power into the cheapest source of new electricity generation. 

 Universal energy access by 2030 is now within reach thanks to growing political will and falling costs, IEA report says

The shift to circular economy principles will have impacts in all aspect of our lives.

Largest Gathering of Canada's Cement and Concrete Industry Heads to Parliament Hill to help Canadians face the challenges of reducing carbon emissions and adapting to climate change.

Natural evaporation could provide most of the electricity used by the US and also save about one fifth of the water it uses, scientists believe.

Energy storage capacity to triple by 2030, if countries double the share of renewables in the world’s energy system says new report from IRENA

Energy efficiency gains at risk of slowing down without renewed government focus