A growing number of startups and ventures funds working on an innovative, sustainable solution to methane gas emissions: turning them into Bitcoin.

As one of the biggest emitters of carbon in the world, the aviation industry is under pressure to change is immense carbon footprint.

Orbio utilises satellite data to capture images of methane every 4 days from any site on earth, leveraging new technology to reduce the harmful greenhouse gas.

Boston Metal is making fossil fuel free steel. And some of the world’s largest venture capitalists are behind it.

An emergence of startups are setting out to help agriculture companies reduce carbon emissions and their environmental footprint.

Nodal Power has a revolutionary concept for how to transform landfills: turn methane emissions from trash into power for Bitcoin mining.

United Kingdom based startup Seafields has completed the world’s first ever test on sinking seaweed to the bottom of the ocean to reduce carbon emissions.

HyLight Aero, a new startup recently backed by Y Combinator, has a bold new approach to solving power leaks: hydrogen powered airships.

The United States Department Of Energy has just backed Phoenix, Arizona based startup EarthEn with $750K in funding.

Called by many the “energy of the future” green hydrogen has been a hot topic of discussion for everyone from Silicon Valley to Washington, DC.