EDF Voices: innovation

The UN just launched a methane detection satellite into space called MARS that will help pinpoint where methane emissions occur and notify stakeholders.

ExxonMobil shareholders voted for climate and the clean energy transition, shaking up the board. It’s clear: Investors are prioritizing climate action.

Lyft's EV commitment is huge. Here are three things to emulate so you're not left behind.

Continued commitment to the Paris accord is critical — but it’s also only one part of what's needed to fill the climate leadership void, build the clean energy economy and remain “in.”

Under mounting pressure from stakeholders, CEOs have a huge opportunity to use their existing technology investments for both business and the planet.

Advanced computer processing can help us identify risky energy projects, and react more quickly when we do.

The Global Climate Action Summit is held this year in the heart of America's most innovative region for a reason: With cutting-edge technology we're about to tackle climate pollutants in new ways.

Advanced technologies are now allowing us to see and track wildlife, planetary-scale.

Game-changing technology is enabling the oil and gas industry to save product while helping the environment.

Both science and environmentalism are changing, revealing urgent threats much more clearly – as well as ways to address them.