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How ‘USA-first’ failed the solar industry

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The economic theory behind solar tariffs is simple: Solar cells and panels made abroad are often cheaper, thanks to lower manufacturing costs and generous government subsidies from countries like China. …

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One in five bankers claims non-dom tax status

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More than one in five top earning bankers has benefited from non-dom status, according to a new LSE and University of Warwick report. Non-doms also make up a sizeable share …

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Darkening sentiment a ‘major concern,’ ECB’s chief economist says

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FRANKFURT – The latest drop in economic sentiment is a major concern, suggesting the eurozone economy could suffer a massive hit from Russia’s war against Ukraine, according to European Central Bank …

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German economy minister raises warning level for gas supplies

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German Economy Minister and Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck on Wednesday triggered the early warning level for gas supplies as Moscow continues to demand to be paid in rubles. This move is …

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Nigeria’s Best Laid Plans For The Environment

26/03/202208/04/2022 - Leave a Comment

West Africa’s oil giant is choking its people with pollution because its rules are worth no more than the paper they are written on. Grimot Nane explains. The 2021 United …

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The ifs and buts of Hydrogen

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Hydrogen may be useful, but how green can it really be? asks Roland Kupers. It has been used for centuries: from lifting the balloon that Jacques Charles floated over Paris …

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A transformational budget for transitional economy

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India today is the world’s fourth largest renewable energy (RE) country and fifth largest in terms of installed solar capacity. In early February, solar installations crossed the 50 GW milestone, …

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Ukraine: the economic impact of tension with Russia is part of Putin’s long-term plan

17/02/2022 - Leave a Comment

Europe is facing strong economic headwinds. Record inflation, the need to recover from the pandemic, and a divided response to Russian troop deployments along the Ukraine border, all chill the February air. Whether …

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Atomic number one fuel

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With the UK government and others announcing hydrogen strategies as part of their Net Zero plans, Jeremy Williams assesses the potential – and the pitfalls – of the first element. …

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Circular economy is ‘unclear and lacks substance’, new report finds

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The definition of a circular economy is ‘unclear and lacks substance’, according to a team of researchers from Lancaster University Management School, Lund University and the Royal Institute of Technology …

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