COP30 round-up: sustainable fuel, bioenergy and Africa green hydrogen | events
Sustainable fuel pledges from countries attending COP30 in Brazil have increased to 23 countries. Initially only Brazil, Japan, Italy, and India had signed up to promote clean energy sources, such as hydrogen and its derivatives, biogases, biofuels, and synthetic fuels. But COP30 CEO Ana Toni said there has now been a strong uptake, with the Belem 4x pledge, coinciding with the energy-focusd days at the annual intergovernmental climate conference. “It shows that the transition to a low-carbon economy is irreversible,” she said. Attending Friday’s panel was Alistair Phillips-Davies, Chief Executive of SSE and Co-chair of the Utilities for Net Zero Alliance (UNEZA), with 53 members worked at cutting carbon emissions. He acknowledged the world is “long on targets but short on delivery,” before highlighting work at Dogger Bank off the coast of the UK –… Read More »COP30 round-up: sustainable fuel, bioenergy and Africa green hydrogen | events