Britain faces a shortage of 44,000 EV-trained mechanics as electric vehicle adoption rises, with independent garages slow to invest in training. Read more: UK faces looming shortage of EV mechanics as transition gathers pace
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Rolls-Royce abandons its 2030 all-electric pledge, citing softer customer demand and changing regulations as luxury carmakers rethink EV strategies. Read more: Rolls-Royce scraps 2030 all-electric target as demand softens
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Regenerative agriculture is not an environmental agenda — it is a strategy for securing productive systems in an increasingly unstable world. Nearly half of the world’s GDP depends on nature, yet the food, water, and land systems that sustain economic activity remain structurally undervalued as strategic assets. At the same time, close to 40% of […]
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Energy leaders to power the next chapter of global energy transition, mobilising action for inclusive growth, prosperity and long-term resilience through renewables Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 10 January 2026 – The 16th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly convenes from 11-12 January 2026 in Abu Dhabi – marking the first international energy meeting of the year. Under the theme ‘Powering Humanity: Renewable Energy for Shared Prosperity,’ the global gathering will bring together 1500 ministers and high-level delegates from IRENA’s 171 Member States, CEOs, investors, international organisations and youth to build a
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