This summer Connecticut, Delaware and Minnesota joined some 20 states, cities and counties across the country that have filed climate change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies, charging that they have been aware of the threat their products pose to the climate for decades and deliberately misled the public about the reality and seriousness of global warming.
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As big oil and gas companies feel the intensifying heat from shareholders, lawsuits, and divestment campaigns to take responsibility for their outsized contributions to climate change, several European oil and gas giants, including BP and Shell, are making high-profile announcements of their intent to …
Everybody is talking about the world’s largest solar tree because it fits right into the emerging solar-plus-agriculture movement.
There they go again: BP aims to juice EV market by installing ultra fast, battery-boosted EV charging stations at convenience stores.
In some refreshingly good news for the environment, news coming out of London, BP has announced that it is planning to cut oil and gas production by 40% and invest billions of dollars into clean energy.
One more sign of the EV revolution’s arrival in Germany: gas station network Aral is installing more than 100 ultrafast charging stations at its retail locations across Germany in the coming year.
Liquid air batteries and other high capacity, long duration energy storage systems could soon sprout across the UK like mushrooms after a rain.
The UK fuel cell firm AFC Energy is bringing its green hydrogen EV charging solution the new Extreme E series, where it will undergo trial by fire.
Attorney General Karl A. Racine of D.C is suing four of the largest oil and gas companies in the world. He spoke at a news conference and said that ExxonMobil, BP, Royal Dutch Shell, and Chevron have all violated the District’s consumer protection law.
