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<channel><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/rss/energy-transition</link><description>Subscribe to the latest Energy Transition news from S&amp;amp;P Global Energy RSS Feed to get timely updates on current issues in the energy industry.</description><title>Latest Energy Transition Headlines</title><category>Energy Transition</category><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/metals/110226-interview-cornish-lithium-prepares-for-end-of-decade-startups-unfazed-by-sodium-ion-threat</link><description>UK developer Cornish Lithium believes its upcoming projects will launch on a solid footing given the growing European cathode material manufacturing base and expected rapid expansion of demand for lithium-ion technology beyond the EV sector, the company&amp;apos;s Chief Financial Officer Varshan Gokool told Platts in a recent interview. He also said that alternative sodium-ion chemistries present a minimal</description><title>INTERVIEW: Cornish Lithium prepares for end-of-decade startups unfazed by sodium-ion threat</title><category>Metals &amp;amp; Mining, Energy Transition, Electric Power, Non-Ferrous, Renewables, Carbon</category><pubDate>2026-11-02T17:08:54Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/energy-transition/103026-brazil-renewables-navigate-rainfall-surge-weak-winds-amid-strong-el-nio</link><description>Excess rainfall across Brazil&amp;apos;s main hydropower regions is keeping electricity prices under pressure, but increasingly extreme weather patterns are raising uncertainty over the outlook, market participants and weather experts say. An unusually strong El NiÃ±o is driving rainfall patterns in the Southern and Southeastern regions of Brazil, where most of the country&amp;apos;s hydroelectric plants and</description><title>Brazil renewables navigate rainfall surge, weak winds amid strong El NiÃ±o</title><category>Electric Power, Energy Transition, Renewables</category><pubDate>2026-10-30T20:13:00Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/energy-transition/103026-japanese-airline-retires-200000-corsia-phase-1-credits-from-delagua-project</link><description>Zipair, a subsidiary of Japan Airlines, retired 200,000 credits under Phase 1 of the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation from DelAgua&amp;apos;s Rwandan cookstoves project on Oct. 29, according to Verra registry data. Five tranches totaling 200,000 Phase 1 credits with a 2023 vintage were retired from DelAgua&amp;apos;s Verra-certified Rwandan improved cookstoves project, VCS 3699,</description><title>Japanese airline retires 200,000 CORSIA Phase 1 credits from DelAgua project</title><category>Energy Transition, Carbon</category><pubDate>2026-10-30T13:55:08Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/metals/103026-interview-terrafame-urges-finland-to-stick-to-crma-fast-track-permit-timelines</link><description>Terrafame, which mines around 70% of Europe&amp;apos;s nickel, is calling on Finnish authorities to speed up the permit review for its expansion, the company&amp;apos;s CEO Antti Koulumies told Platts in an interview. The company&amp;apos;s Kolmisoppi open-pit project in Finland gained strategic status under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act in March 2025, qualifying it for fast-tracked permitting capped at a binding</description><title>INTERVIEW: Terrafame urges Finland to stick to CRMA fast-track permit timelines</title><category>Metals &amp;amp; Mining, Electric Power, Energy Transition, Ferrous, Non-Ferrous, Carbon</category><pubDate>2026-10-30T12:32:22Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/energy-transition/103026-interview-australias-growing-battery-market-demands-complex-solutions-says-valo-energy</link><description>Australia&amp;apos;s shift towards renewable energy is creating opportunities for large-scale battery storage, but increasingly complex grid requirements and pressure on project economics will shape the market&amp;apos;s development, Suraj Narayan, Managing Director, Australia, Valo, a battery energy storage system integrator, told Platts in an interview in the week of Oct. 30. As coal-fired power stations retire</description><title>INTERVIEW: Australia&amp;apos;s growing battery market demands complex solutions, says Valo</title><category>Energy Transition, Chemicals, Coal, Electric Power, Hydrogen, Renewables</category><pubDate>2026-10-30T09:11:13Z</pubDate></item></channel></rss>