US companies that cut carbon emissions could qualify for subsidies on even the smallest projects under new climate legislation, unleashing a potentially unprecedented wave of investment in green technologies.

If hydrogen is to become a clean fuel of the future, urgent technological solutions are needed to keep it in place and move it at will.

With oil costing more than $100 a barrel, and Russia’s war in Ukraine underscoring the risk of relying on fossil fuel, it would seem like a great time to speed up the transition away from the polluting fuel. The reality isn’t so simple.

Climate change concerns are growing among top executives at global firms, but they still struggle to implement solutions across their firms to address those worries.

As people around the world consume less oil, gas and coal, electricity generated from the wind and sun will keep flowing.