[ad_1] VANCOUVER, BC, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Carbon Done Right Developments Inc. (“Carbon Done Right” or the “Company”) KKLX (FSE: Q1C), a leading provider of high-quality carbon credits sourced exclusively from afforestation and reforestation projects developed and owned by the Company, is pleased to announce its intention to carry out a non-brokered private placement to raise gross proceeds of up to $100,000 consisting of common shares offered at a price of $0.015 per share (the “Offering”). The Company plans to utilize offering proceeds for continued investment into operations and corporate support for the Company’s projects around the world. On…
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[ad_1] Momentum for electric vehicles (EVs) is growing fast, but a major hurdle has appeared. Seventeen U.S. states, with California in the lead, sued the Trump administration. They want to restore $5 billion in federal funds meant for EV charging infrastructure. Congress originally approved these funds. They are key to growing charging networks across the country and helping promote sustainable transportation. States like New York, Illinois, and Minnesota are part of the lawsuit. They say freezing the funds slows down economic growth and harms renewable energy efforts. They believe the freeze blocks progress toward meeting important climate goals. California Governor…
[ad_1] Momentum for electric vehicles (EVs) is growing fast, but a major hurdle has appeared. Seventeen U.S. states, with California in the lead, sued the Trump administration. They want to restore $5 billion in federal funds meant for EV charging infrastructure. Congress originally approved these funds. They are key to growing charging networks across the country and helping promote sustainable transportation. States like New York, Illinois, and Minnesota are part of the lawsuit. They say freezing the funds slows down economic growth and harms renewable energy efforts. They believe the freeze blocks progress toward meeting important climate goals. California Governor…
[ad_1] The global tech sector faces a growing challenge to power energy-hungry services, like AI and cloud computing, while cutting carbon emissions. Google, one of the world’s largest technology companies, is pushing ahead on both fronts. The tech giant is making new investments in advanced nuclear energy. It is also taking strong steps to cut powerful greenhouse gases. These actions help Google become a leader in corporate sustainability. This article looks at Google’s latest clean energy strategies — combining nuclear power, carbon removal, and superpollutant destruction — to support its long-term carbon-free goals. A Big Bet on Advanced Nuclear Energy…
[ad_1] The global tech sector faces a growing challenge to power energy-hungry services, like AI and cloud computing, while cutting carbon emissions. Google, one of the world’s largest technology companies, is pushing ahead on both fronts. The tech giant is making new investments in advanced nuclear energy. It is also taking strong steps to cut powerful greenhouse gases. These actions help Google become a leader in corporate sustainability. This article looks at Google’s latest clean energy strategies — combining nuclear power, carbon removal, and superpollutant destruction — to support its long-term carbon-free goals. A Big Bet on Advanced Nuclear Energy…
[ad_1] As you might know, SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:SEDG) just kicked off its latest quarterly results with some very strong numbers. SolarEdge Technologies beat expectations with revenues of US$219m arriving 7.5% ahead of forecasts. The company also reported a statutory loss of US$1.70, 5.7% smaller than was expected. Earnings are an important time for investors, as they can track a company’s performance, look at what the analysts are forecasting for next year, and see if there’s been a change in sentiment towards the company. Readers will be glad to know we’ve aggregated the latest statutory forecasts to see whether the…
[ad_1] By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) – TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist Movin’ on up Relief and optimism coursed through world markets on Monday, putting a fire under stocks, the dollar and bond yields as U.S.-China tariff talks struck a surprisingly cooperative chord and raised hopes that the worst of the global trade crisis is over. In my column today I look at the Fed’s more cautious, reactive approach to policymaking than many of its peers, who are cutting interest rates. More on that below, but first, a roundup…
[ad_1] OTTAWA—Dale Beugin, Executive Vice President with the Canadian Climate Institute, made the following statement on the Government of Alberta’s decision to freeze industrial carbon pricing: “Today’s decision from the Government of Alberta is a step backwards. Freezing industrial carbon pricing will undermine investor certainty, hurt provincial competitiveness in the long run, and kneecap Alberta’s ability to reduce emissions. “Industrial carbon pricing works. According to research from the Canadian Climate Institute’s 440 Megatonnes project, these carbon pricing systems can do more to cut climate pollution between now and 2030 than any other policy. They create credit markets that can drive…
[ad_1] India made major progress in renewable energy in 2024. With record solar and wind capacity additions, strong government support, and growing domestic manufacturing, the country is moving steadily toward its clean energy goals for 2030. Notably, India’s Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) revealed that the country’s solar energy capacity reached 94.17 GW in 2024. Source: Chart taken from SolarPower Europe Report Solar Power Leads in Renewable Growth Solar energy remained the main driver of renewable growth, making up 47% of India’s total renewable energy capacity. 2024 Solar Snapshot: Exploring further, MNRE data showed that India added 24.5…
[ad_1] India made major progress in renewable energy in 2024. With record solar and wind capacity additions, strong government support, and growing domestic manufacturing, the country is moving steadily toward its clean energy goals for 2030. Notably, India’s Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) revealed that the country’s solar energy capacity reached 94.17 GW in 2024. Source: Chart taken from SolarPower Europe Report Solar Power Leads in Renewable Growth Solar energy remained the main driver of renewable growth, making up 47% of India’s total renewable energy capacity. 2024 Solar Snapshot: Exploring further, MNRE data showed that India added 24.5…