renewable energy

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Green Bond Issuance Reaches Record Highs Amid Growth Potential

Green bonds, a small but growing segment of the global bond market, have seen record issuance, driven by increasing consumer environmental concerns and their role in funding green transition projects.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Natural Gas

Nebraska Feedlot Project to Produce 1.2 Million MMBtu of Natural Gas Annually

A new initiative in Broken Bow, Nebraska, aims to transform cattle manure into a sustainable source of pipeline-quality natural gas for energy and shipping fuel.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Drilling rig extracting white hydrogen from the ground

Renewable Energy

White Hydrogen Drilling Momentum Grows Across Three Continents

Scientists and start-ups are increasingly focusing on naturally occurring hydrogen, known as white hydrogen, as a potential significant geological breakthrough for the clean energy transition.

3 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Renewable Energy

Mexico's Green Energy Push Gains Momentum with Energy Reform

Mexico is reportedly advancing its green transition through an energy reform that encourages private investment and expands the renewable energy sector, according to OilPrice.com.

30 Aug 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Iron ore being processed in an industrial setting, representing green iron production

Physical Commodities

Direct Electrolysis of Iron Ore for Green Iron Production

A long-overlooked ironmaking process, direct electrolysis of iron ore, could find a niche in smaller-scale green iron production, according to Hellenic Shipping News.

27 Aug 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

A modern power plant with renewable energy elements in the background, symbolizing Thailand's energy transition.

Energy Markets

Thailand Accelerates Clean Energy to Reduce LNG Reliance

Thailand's Energy Minister stated the country plans to expedite the adoption of renewable energy sources and introduce nuclear power to decrease its dependence on imported liquefied natural gas.

27 Aug 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read