British energy major BP is to work jointly with German carmakers BMW and Daimler on a project to develop a network of charging stations for electric vehicles.
It is not hard to see just how complicated the processes of globalisation have become – just look at the nearly comic situation of the week-long blockage in the Suez Canal, which cost world trade nearly $10 billion
World-wide demand for petrol and diesel will be restored more quickly than demand for aviation fuel, Sun Xiansheng, member of the Global Enegy Prize international Award Commitee, told in an exclusive interview.
The first mass produced high-speed chargers in Russia for public electric transport are to be produced in Ryazan, south of Moscow.
The United States must by 2030 reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 57-64% from 2005 levels in order to achieve the goals set by the Paris agreement, experts say.
The world’s largest banks continue to invest in oil and gas assets despite widespread acceptance of the “green” climate agenda.
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