Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Energy
Greece’s offshore gamble
Greece wants to become an energy power in a fractured Europe, but opponents say the country is risking its own climate credibility for an uncertain fossil-fuel prize
How warming oceans could trigger a Super El Niño and weaken Atlantic currents
For decades, the oceans have absorbed the heat of human-made climate change. Now, that stored energy may be returning with compound interest
Utah approves construction of data centre twice as large as Manhattan
Learn about the proposed data centres in Utah, their vast energy needs, and the public concerns surrounding the development.
Five ways households can adapt to rising energy costs
From bulk cooking to air drying your laundry, here are the top five ways you can save money on energy in UK households
Record year for wind and solar in Britain in 2025
Renewables now make up 47 per cent of electricity supplies in the UK, with electricity generation up by 6 per…
£1m investment in geothermal pilot to unlock heat beneath our feet
Grant secured by University of Aberdeen set to explore the city's geological potential and pave the way for low-carbon heating solutions
What has changed a decade on from the Paris Agreement?
It's not a perfect picture, but the Paris Agreement has brought in stronger climate frameworks & lower emissions since 2015
China’s green revolution reshapes global power
While the US retreats from climate leadership, China is investing billions in renewables and expanding its influence abroad
The truth behind ‘100 per cent renewable’ energy
British households choosing '100 per cent renewable' electricity tariffs may be being misled – and a new online tool shows how
Low public support for UK’s £50 billion carbon capture plan
The UK is set to spend £50 billion on carbon capture and storage, despite overwhelming public preference for renewables and home insulation
Which countries are leading the way in green energy?
From Chinese solar power to green energy inroads in Sweden, discover the nations making steps to a more sustainable future
Can wood-burning power stations ever be sustainable?
Despite emitting more carbon than coal, the government backs Lynemouth’s green credentials—granting its owner £700 million in subsidies. Christine Ro and Tom Brown investigate
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