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The success of the IPCC’s new climate goals hinges on access to high-quality data

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has rendered its final warning: The window of opportunity to secure a liveable future for all is rapidly

Did global CO2 emissions rise or drop in 2022?

Global CO2 emissions crept up by 0.9% (about 320 MT) to a new record high in 2022, according to a new report from the

Introducing Battery Storage Construction Monitor

Why Battery Construction Monitor? Battery storage systems play a crucial role in storing excess energy from renewable sources but trading in storage assets represents

The Ukraine war and China’s rising role in balancing the oil market

A year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, satellite data show that far from plunging as initially feared, onshore crude oil stocks have built by

How safe is Europe’s LNG supply?

Kayrros monitoring shows signs of restart at Freeport LNG’s long idled 15 MTPA (2.2 Bcf/d) Quintana Island liquefaction and export facility near Freeport, Texas,

Kayrros crowned FT Tech Champions 2022

The Financial Times today announced its winners of the FT Tech Champions 2022 award Environmental intelligence company Kayrros placed first in the competitive IT

COP27 | Global Methane Pledge scorecard: Time is Running Out

Key points Overall basin-level emissions are roughly unchanged and have failed to deliver the 7% annual reduction needed to meet the Global Methane Pledge

U.S. methane emissions from fossil fuels at risk of worsening in 2022, extending 2021 trend

Q12022 data raise concerns about greenhouse gas footprint amid calls for higher oil and gas production. Methane emissions from some of the most prolific

Chinese coal-fired power generation does not spell the end of its addiction

Coal-fired power generation in China plummeted in early May to its lowest level in four years but might be bottoming out, show data from

Ukraine’s wheat harvest to drop by one third

Satellite images show that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has severely disrupted the wheat planting season. Production this year is expected to be at least