UK energy sector pressure – market signalling

UK energy sector pressure – market signalling

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Improvements in electricity access in Tanzania

Improvements in electricity access in Tanzania

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Recycling our waste into energy (WTE)

Recycling our waste into energy (WTE)

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Hybrid flow battery (VFB) – can skyrocket V demand

Hybrid flow battery (VFB) – can skyrocket V demand

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Oil & Gas: time for reform?

Oil & Gas: time for reform?

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Saying goodbye to coal – not quite?

Saying goodbye to coal – not quite?

Coal usage, as a source of energy, could become a thing of the past (almost) thanks to China's goal to cut net carbon emissions by 2026 by cutting coal consumption. Key points: Internationally, there is a strong desire and a...

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Can the UK beat the 2050 emissions target?

Can the UK beat the 2050 emissions target?

UK energy companies are asking the government to set a new target for net zero emissions prior to the 2021 UN COP26 summit. The current emissions target is 2050. Following the US pledge to decarbonise its power sector by...

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The world’s most ambitious renewable project

The world’s most ambitious renewable project

Sun Cable plans to build the world’s largest solar project by 2027. Its undersea electricity cable will connect the remote solar farm to consumers. Key Points: The Australia -ASEAN Power Link built by Sun Cable (a Singaporean renewable energy company)...

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Sun Machine – the new energy generator

Sun Machine – the new energy generator

'Sun Machine', the world's largest science project, was born in the 1980s to produce clean energy. Sun Machine's tokamak can harness nuclear fusion as a power source. The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project is worth €20bn (£18.2bn). The...

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Three Key Trends in Renewables that Make Fossil Fuel Investing Trickier – A Global Outlook

Three Key Trends in Renewables that Make Fossil Fuel Investing Trickier – A Global Outlook

Climate change has long superseded nuclear pollution as the key driver keeping renewable energy on the global agenda. Solar renewable energy has arguably been the greatest beneficiary of the climate change driver and remains the fastest growing source of...

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