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Germany launches €6 billion heavy industry decarbonization program
Germany launches €6 billion heavy industry decarbonization program

The initiative will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions at enterprises

Renewable energy overtakes coal in global generation for the first time
Renewable energy overtakes coal in global generation for the first time

In the US, strong demand for electricity led to a 17% increase in coal use in the first half of 2025

Renewables accounted for 54% of electricity generated in the EU
Renewables accounted for 54% of electricity generated in the EU

In June, solar generation accounted for 22% of total EU electricity production

China releases carbon market report for the first quarter of 2025
China releases carbon market report for the first quarter of 2025

The Chinese government wants to adapt its domestic loans in accordance with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement

Cabinet approves a number of important decisions for Ukraine's European integration, – Svyrydenko
Cabinet approves a number of important decisions for Ukraine's European integration, – Svyrydenko

Ukrainians will be provided with information on car emissions in car dealerships

Fossil fuel combustion threatens the health of 1.6 billion people – study
Fossil fuel combustion threatens the health of 1.6 billion people – study

Currently, the highest greenhouse gas emissions are recorded in China and Pakistan

Which fuel harms the environment the least: tips for car owners
Which fuel harms the environment the least: tips for car owners

Starting from May 2025, the level of bioethanol in gasoline at all Ukrainian gas stations should be at least 5%.

Zaporizhzhia enterprises transferred UAH 275 million of eco-tax to the budget
Zaporizhzhia enterprises transferred UAH 275 million of eco-tax to the budget

Due to the eco-tax, budgets received additional funds for the implementation of green policies

The UN calls on governments to make more ambitious climate commitments
The UN calls on governments to make more ambitious climate commitments

Last year was the hottest on record due to global warming

Billions from the North Sea will go to green energy, not oil, says NSTA chief
Billions from the North Sea will go to green energy, not oil, says NSTA chief

Investments in the North Sea will partially go to green energy, despite the desire of politicians to increase oil and gas production

Ukraine tightens control over industrial emissions in line with European standards
Ukraine tightens control over industrial emissions in line with European standards

New environmental standards will bring Ukraine closer to EU membership